7.2 Government of the Republic

7.2 Government of the Republic

by Danielle Stuhr

Multiple Choice

How did the veto balance power in Roman Government?

• It allowed one consul to stop another's actions.

• It created equality between patricians and plebeians.

• It gave power to an assembly of ordinary Romans.

• It limited the amount of time an official could serve.

Multiple Choice

Who could vote in the Roman republic?

• plebeians only

• patricians only

• all male citizens

• all Romans over age 18

Poll

Which Roman government officials were in charge of enforcing the law?

• S

• magistrates

• dictators

• quaestors

Multiple Choice

What was Rome's constitution?

• a process for rising from lower to higher offices

• a system of rules to organize government

• a written collection of laws

• a set of rulings issued by the Roman kings

Multiple Choice

Which branch of Roman government was a form of direct democracy?

• the courts

• the counsuls

• the senate

• the assemblies

Poll

Who could vote in the Roman republic?

• all adult male citizens

• patricians onlyl

• plebeians only

• all Romans over the age of 18

Poll

Which branch of Roman government was a form of direct democracy?

• the consuls

• the senate

• the assemblies

• the courts

Poll

How did the veto power in Roman government?

• It gave power to an assembly of ordinary Romans

• It created equality between patricians and plebeians

• It limited the amount of time an official could serve

• It allowed one consul to stop another's actions