A key difference between the constitutions of the Roman Republic and the Venetian Republic lies in the fact that:

A. The highest official in Venice had no military authority.

B. The highest officers in the Roman Republic only served for a year.

C. The highest official in Venice had to be trained as a lawyer.

D. The highest officers in the Roman Republic could not belong to the aristocracy.

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Lauren Lester

6 September, 18:29

A key difference between the constitutions of the Roman Republic and the Venetian Republic lies in the fact that:

A. The highest official in Venice had no military authority.

B. The highest officers in the Roman Republic only served for a year.

C. The highest official in Venice had to be trained as a lawyer.

D. The highest officers in the Roman Republic could not belong to the aristocracy.

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Sylvia Holloway · Answer 1

The correct answer is:

B. The highest officers in the Roman Republic only served for a year.

Explanation:

In the Roman empire the highest authority was composed by the magistrates of Rome who were also called the councils. According to the Roman constitution, it was necessary to elect the two consuls every year in order to rule the empire in terms of social and military operations. For the Roman empire, it was important to have two different consuls due to the fact that in that way there was no absolute power in a single individual.