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Which of the following measures best demonstrates the Romans’ fear of officials gaining too much powers?

A. limits on time in office
B. use of togas
C. division of patricians and plebeians
D. tradition of the Race of Honor

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Answer:

a.) limits on time in office

Step-by-step explanation:

Romans had fear of officials gaining too much power - therefore they put limits on time in office to one year - and could veto each other on disagreement. They had a system of government similar to ours (but not in every way) to make sure one wasn't gaining too much power or leading unfairly or unjustly.

Therefore A is the correct answer

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Answer:

A. limits on time in office

Step-by-step explanation:

As an example, Roman consuls were elected for the period of one year during the Republic in order to avoid corruption. They had to agree with other consuls, because each of them could veto another one´s decision.

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