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The Senate and Assemblies in Ancient Rome was like what American government bodies today? a The Congress b The Consul c The Twelve Tables d Presidential Veto
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The Senate and Assemblies in Ancient Rome was like what American government bodies today?

a
The Congress

b
The Consul

c
The Twelve Tables

d
Presidential Veto

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The Congress, House of Representatives and Senate.

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