Which of these was true of the Roman consuls?

A. They were three men who ruled together at the same time.

B. They headed the legislative branch of government.

C. They were elected to rule for a period of two years.

D. They held authority over the army of the Republic.

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Gilberto Keller

25 February, 15:27

Which of these was true of the Roman consuls?

A. They were three men who ruled together at the same time.

B. They headed the legislative branch of government.

C. They were elected to rule for a period of two years.

D. They held authority over the army of the Republic.

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Janiyah Weaver · Answer 1

Roman consuls were the two people who were the chairmen of the senate and served the board of advisers. Each of them had two legions under their command. So in a sense it could be B and D.

Robert Jackson · Answer 2

B. They headed the legislative branch of government.

D. They held authority over the army of the Republic.

Which of these was true of the Roman consuls?A. They were three men who ruled together at the same time.B. They headed the legislative branch of government.C. They were elected to rule for a period of two years.D. They held authority over the army of the Republic.

Which of these was true of the Roman consuls?

A. They were three men who ruled together at the same time.

B. They headed the legislative branch of government.

C. They were elected to rule for a period of two years.

D. They held authority over the army of the Republic.