How were citizens of Rome involved in the political process? A.) Roman citizens had no input on ancient Rome's political process but were involved in electing public officials. B.) Roman citizens earned voting rights from the Senate, who decided which citizens could vote. C.) Roman citizens could vote on the Senate's legislation, and some citizens were involved in electing public officials. D.) Roman citizens only participated by serving in the military.

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How were citizens of Rome involved in the political process? A.) Roman citizens had no input on ancient Rome's political process but were involved in electing public officials. B.) Roman citizens earned voting rights from the Senate, who decided which citizens could vote. C.) Roman citizens could vote on the Senate's legislation, and some citizens were involved in electing public officials. D.) Roman citizens only participated by serving in the military.

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Reynaldo Murray · Answer 1

In general, Roman citizens could vote on the Senate’s legislation, and some citizens were involved in electing public officials, but of course there were exceptions.