Question
According to chart, plebeians were:
Choose all that apply:
(4 points)
Responses
approve or veto laws
approve or veto laws
couldn't propose new laws
couldn't propose new laws
Part of the Assembly of Centuries and Assembly of Tribes
Part of the Assembly of Centuries and Assembly of Tribes
made up of soldiers
Choose all that apply:
(4 points)
Responses
approve or veto laws
approve or veto laws
couldn't propose new laws
couldn't propose new laws
Part of the Assembly of Centuries and Assembly of Tribes
Part of the Assembly of Centuries and Assembly of Tribes
made up of soldiers
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Based on historical context regarding plebeians in ancient Rome, here are the correct responses:
1. **Approve or veto laws** - Plebeians had the power to approve or veto laws, especially through the Tribal Assembly, where they could vote on legislation.
2. **Couldn't propose new laws** - Initially, plebeians could not propose new laws; this ability was typically reserved for the patricians until later reforms.
3. **Part of the Assembly of Centuries and Assembly of Tribes** - Plebeians were part of the Assembly of Tribes, which was crucial for their political representation, but they were not typically part of the Assembly of Centuries, which was more patrician-dominated.
4. **Made up of soldiers** - Plebeians could be soldiers, as many plebeians were part of the Roman military.
So, the applicable responses are:
- Couldn't propose new laws
- Part of the Assembly of Tribes
- Made up of soldiers
The first and the third (approve or veto laws, and part of the Assembly of Centuries) would depend on the specific context being referenced; they had some say through their assemblies but were not part of the Assembly of Centuries.
1. **Approve or veto laws** - Plebeians had the power to approve or veto laws, especially through the Tribal Assembly, where they could vote on legislation.
2. **Couldn't propose new laws** - Initially, plebeians could not propose new laws; this ability was typically reserved for the patricians until later reforms.
3. **Part of the Assembly of Centuries and Assembly of Tribes** - Plebeians were part of the Assembly of Tribes, which was crucial for their political representation, but they were not typically part of the Assembly of Centuries, which was more patrician-dominated.
4. **Made up of soldiers** - Plebeians could be soldiers, as many plebeians were part of the Roman military.
So, the applicable responses are:
- Couldn't propose new laws
- Part of the Assembly of Tribes
- Made up of soldiers
The first and the third (approve or veto laws, and part of the Assembly of Centuries) would depend on the specific context being referenced; they had some say through their assemblies but were not part of the Assembly of Centuries.