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How are Rome and the United States similar or different in their governments and ideas of citizenship? Use two examples to support your answer.
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How are Rome and the United States similar or different in their governments and ideas of citizenship? Use two examples to support your answer.

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The US government and the Roman Republic both have the executive branch and legislative Branch in their government. They both also have checks and balances. Both governments have the power to veto.
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both have the Executive and Legislative Branches in their government

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