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The painting depicts the Roman government.
A painting of the Roman Senate. A man in white robes is giving a speech while standing in front of a group of other men in white robes, who are seated in elevated rows.
How does this painting illustrate the structure of Roman government?
It shows a leader speaking to the masses.
It shows the Senate debating laws together.
It shows citizens observing government.
It shows an emperor forcing laws to be made.
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It shows the Senate debating laws together.
The scene—men in togas seated in tiers with one man standing and addressing them—depicts the Roman Senate as a deliberative body, not a crowd, and not an emperor imposing decisions.
The scene—men in togas seated in tiers with one man standing and addressing them—depicts the Roman Senate as a deliberative body, not a crowd, and not an emperor imposing decisions.
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