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Why did romans divide power in their government between the two guardians of the republic, each of whom could veto the actions of the other?

Why did romans divide power in their government between the two guardians of the republic, each of whom could veto the actions of the other?
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why did romans divide power in their government between the two guardians of the republic, each of whom could veto the actions of the other?

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preventing one person from amassing too much power.

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