What was the role of the senate in the Roman Republic? A. The senate conducts the cenus. B. The senate vetoes decisions of government. C. The senate maintains the army. D. The senate made policy decisions.

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What was the role of the senate in the Roman Republic?

A. The senate conducts the cenus.
B. The senate vetoes decisions of government.
C. The senate maintains the army.
D. The senate made policy decisions.

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The answer is D, The senate made policy decisions.

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The answer is letter D

Yosep Tito answered Mar 28, 2018

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