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Which statement accurately describes the Carthaginian government?(1 point)
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The Carthaginian government was an oligarchy that used two elected leaders known as suffetes. They functioned with a senate and a council of specially elected officials to make political and military decisions.
The Carthaginian government was an oligarchy that used two elected leaders known as suffetes. They functioned with a senate and a council of specially elected officials to make political and military decisions.

The Carthaginian government was an oligarchy that used two elected leaders known as suffetes. They functioned with an ecclesia and a council of elders known as a Gerousia to make political and military decisions.
The Carthaginian government was an oligarchy that used two elected leaders known as suffetes. They functioned with an ecclesia and a council of elders known as a Gerousia to make political and military decisions.

The Carthaginian government was an oligarchy that used four elected leaders known as suffetes. They functioned with a senate and a council of elders to make political and military decisions.
The Carthaginian government was an oligarchy that used four elected leaders known as suffetes. They functioned with a senate and a council of elders to make political and military decisions.

The Carthaginian government was a monarchy that used a hereditary leader known as a suffete. They functioned with a senate and a council of elders to make political and military decisions.
The Carthaginian government was a monarchy that used a hereditary leader known as a suffete. They functioned with a senate and a council of elders to make political and military decisions.

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The statement that accurately describes the Carthaginian government is:

"The Carthaginian government was an oligarchy that used two elected leaders known as suffetes. They functioned with a senate and a council of specially elected officials to make political and military decisions."

This description correctly identifies the leadership structure and the political framework of Carthage.
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