The highest elected position in the early Roman public was the

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The highest elected position in the early Roman public was the

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Answer:Consul

Explanation:consul was the highest ranking ordinary magistrate consul were elected for an annual term by the assembly of Roman citizens, the centuriate assembly

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C. Consul

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