Does rome have an emperor

Answer 1

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

Answer 2

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

Answer 3

No, ancient Rome had three distinct forms of government. The first as the monarchy, followed by the republic, which in turn was followed by the principate. The men who led the principate were the men we refer to as emperors.

Answer 4

No. Rome is the capital of Italy and Italy has a democratically elected government with a prime minister and president.

Answer 5

not currently but they did