How was the appointment of two consuls during the Roman Republic an example of a democratic...
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How was the appointment of two consuls during the Roman Republic an example of a democratic principle?
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While hundreds of senators served in the Roman Republic and created laws, at the top of the government were two consuls, who had the most power, although they did not hold total power.
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View this answerThe appointment of two consuls during the Roman Republic was an example of a democratic principle for two reasons. First, the consuls had to be...
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