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What was the highest elected position in the Roman Republic? a. senator b. censor c. consul d. quaestor
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What was the highest elected position in the Roman Republic?

a. senator
b. censor
c. consul
d. quaestor

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B. Censor

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The highest elected position in the Roman Republic was "C. Consul," since it was in fact two Consuls that ruled that entire Roman Republic for quite some time. 
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