Legacy of the Ancient Romans
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Government he separation of the government's branches – executive, legislative, judiciary The executive branch of Rome during the Republic was the consuls, the legislative was the assemblies who made the laws and the Roman Senate which decreed them, and the judges were the judiciary. During the Empi
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- he separation of the government's branches – executive, legislative, judiciary
- The executive branch of Rome during the Republic was the consuls, the legislative was the assemblies who made the laws and the Roman Senate which decreed them, and the judges were the judiciary.
- During the Empire
- Although Athens, Greece is the birthplace of democracy, Rome was where that concept developed
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