Which features of the Roman government limited individual power? Select all that apply. A. The Senate was the most powerful branch of government.

B. The assemblies were a form of direct democracy.

C. The two consuls could veto each other's actions.

D. Dictators could only serve for a six-month term. E. The quaestor could veto any law the magistrate made.

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Christopher Vazquez

Social Studies

4 June, 02:03

Which features of the Roman government limited individual power? Select all that apply. A. The Senate was the most powerful branch of government.

B. The assemblies were a form of direct democracy.

C. The two consuls could veto each other's actions.

D. Dictators could only serve for a six-month term. E. The quaestor could veto any law the magistrate made.

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Eve Ford · Answer 1

The question should be more specific as there were three forms of Roman government. I will assume you are talking about the republic, in which case, the answer would be C.

Roscoe · Answer 2

trust me this is the absolute correct answer

Correct answer C.

The two consuls could veto each other's actions.

Correct answer D.

Dictators could only serve for a six-month term.