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Quiz on How was the Republic governed?, created by Salliver Colegio on 25/11/2016.

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	Created by Salliver Colegio about 8 years ago

How was the Republic governed?

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Question 1 of 2

Match the characteristics with the governmental body where they belong

Drag an answer into the correct orange point.

Oppose other magistrates´decisions

Collected taxes

Managed city affairs

Administered justice

Ran the government, controled the army

Explanation

Question 2 of 2

The Roman Senate was made by 300 ❌. All of them have already developed a political career as ❌. This process was known as ❌.
The Senate directed ❌ and ❌. They could also ❌ magistrates on their duties.
Laws were passed by in ❌, but the ❌ must always ratify them.

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patricians

plebeian

citizens

magistrates

plebeian tribunes

soldiers

cursus honorum

political career

becoming popular

foreign policy

taxes

military campaings

finances

harvest

trade

advice

elect

remove

assemblies

public discussions

domestic assemblies

Senate

Inferior magistrates

Superior magistrates

Quiz on How was the Republic governed?, created by Salliver Colegio on 25/11/2016.

How was the Republic governed?

How was the Republic governed?

Question 1 of 2

Match the characteristics with the governmental body where they belong

Drag an answer into the correct orange point.

Explanation

Question 2 of 2

The Roman Senate was made by 300 ❌. All of them have already developed a political career as ❌. This process was known as ❌. The Senate directed ❌ and ❌. They could also ❌ magistrates on their duties. Laws were passed by in ❌, but the ❌ must always ratify them.

Drag and drop to complete the text.

Explanation

The Roman Senate was made by 300 ❌. All of them have already developed a political career as ❌. This process was known as ❌.
The Senate directed ❌ and ❌. They could also ❌ magistrates on their duties.
Laws were passed by in ❌, but the ❌ must always ratify them.