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Which positions made up early Roman government? Check all that apply.


governors

members of the military

consuls

magistrates

representatives

senators

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The positions that were in the early Roman government were:

  • Members of the military
  • Consuls
  • Magistrates
  • Senators

Early Roman government

It was divided into three parts. The Judiciary comprised of the Magistrates who judged several disputes.

The Executive comprised of the Consuls who were extremely powerful as they commanded the army and presided over the Senate.

The Senators and Members of military formed the Senate and Comitia Centuriata among other Assemblies which formed the legislative.

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