Assemblie
Who did they elect
Magistrates
Their advice was commonly, or almost _____ followed.
Always
Since they have the consuls, they must have been the most powerful branch right?
No, the Senate was
Who wasn't allowed to be citizens?
Women and slaves
the quaestor (lowest)
Were they Democratic or Republican
democratic
What role did they play when it came to laws?
They helped pass them
Who elected them?
The senate
What would citizens wear that represented their status?
a toga
What did the consuls do?
They led the state and military
The wealthy
Based on the fact that they advised the assemblies and magistrates, what can you conclude?
That they were the most powerful part of the tripartite government.
What two important people did the magistrates have?
the two consuls
How were you a citizen of Rome?
Both your parents had to be Roman citizens, or were supposed to be born a Roman Citizen.
Why is it called the Race of the Honors?
This is because the race started from the lowest offices to the highest. It was called a ‘race’ because everyone raced to get to a higher office, and eventually become consuls
Who could participate in the assemblie?
all adult, male, roman citizens
They also ran a ____ policy
foreign
What part of our governement is similar to the magistrates?
the executive branch
Romans citizens had the right to ____, and pay _____.
Vote, taxes
It was strictly forbidden to harm a ______ from doing their job.
Tribune
What is the name for a three part government?
Tripartite Government
Who did the Senate Murder (This was in the song)
Julius Caesar
men
What did Roman Citizens have to do? (Not including paying taxes and voting)
serve in the military, and in the courts
what was the fourth group in the Race of the Honors?
the praetors