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Albert Fisher

1 March, 14:44

How did Roman Assemblies contribute to the democratic principles?

Assemblies had the power to enforce laws

Assemblies acted as advisory councils.

Assemblies provided a balance or separation of power.

Assemblies allowed members to debate important issues.

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