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What was Rome’s constitution? (1 point) Responses a written collection of laws a written collection of laws a set of rulings is...Asked by liquidlew
What was Rome's constitution?(1 point)
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a written collection of laws
a written collection of laws
a set of rulings issued by Roman kings
a set of rulings issued by Roman kings
a process for rising from lower to higher offices
a process for rising from lower to higher offices
a system of rules to organize government
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a written collection of laws
a written collection of laws
a set of rulings issued by Roman kings
a set of rulings issued by Roman kings
a process for rising from lower to higher offices
a process for rising from lower to higher offices
a system of rules to organize government
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The most accurate response to describe Rome's constitution is:
**a system of rules to organize government.**
While Rome had various laws and procedures, it did not have a single written constitution like modern nations. Instead, its constitution evolved over time, encompassing a combination of laws, customs, and norms that organized government and established the framework for its political institutions.
**a system of rules to organize government.**
While Rome had various laws and procedures, it did not have a single written constitution like modern nations. Instead, its constitution evolved over time, encompassing a combination of laws, customs, and norms that organized government and established the framework for its political institutions.
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