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During the Roman Republic, power was not held by a king. Instead, citizens elected leaders to represent them. The government had three main branches that shared power; the consuls, the Senate, and the assemblies. Each branch had specific responsibilities, and no one person could make all the decisions. This system helped prevent abuse of power.
Which statement best summarizes how the Roman Republic was governed?
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A. Power was held by one emperor who made all the laws.
B. Citizens voted directly on every decision in the government.
C. Power was shared between elected officials and different branches of government.
D. The army made all government decisions.
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C. Power was shared between elected officials and different branches of government.
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