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What was the role of the consuls in the Roman Republic? Responses 1. They acted as the chief executives of government. 2. They represented the common people. 3. They were common citizens. 4. They were
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What was the role of the consuls in the Roman Republic?

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1. They acted as the chief executives of government.
2. They represented the common people.
3. They were common citizens.
4. They were the most powerful government body and served for life.
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They were the most powerful people and served for life and they led the Roman military. Though their power was somewhat limited by the establishment of other magistrate positions, the consuls were effectively the heads of state.
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The answer is they were the most powerful government body and served for life
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