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Which of the following limited the power of consuls in the early Roman republic? Select all that apply.(1 point)ResponsesThey could serve only one term.They could serve only one term.They had to be confirmed by the tribunes.They had to be confirmed by the tribunes.They could serve only two years.They could serve only two years.They were expected to approve one another’s decisions.

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In the early Roman Republic, the following limitations on the power of consuls applied:

  1. They could serve only one term.
  2. They had to be confirmed by the tribunes.
  3. They were expected to approve one another’s decisions.

The option regarding "They could serve only two years" is not accurate. Consuls typically served for one year, but they were not limited to serving only two years overall—they could be re-elected after a certain interval.