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How did the executive branch of the Roman Republic (the consuls) differ from that of the United States?

A) Leaders were appointed rather than elected.

B) Leaders had no real power.

C) Two people shared the office of "president."

D) Leaders had no veto power.

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C) Two people shared the office of "president."

Explanation:

  • Unlike royal authority, the consulate was limited by the term of office (one year) and the division of powers into two persons.
  • When it came to conflicting opinions, the veto of his colleague made it impossible for the other consul to enforce the measure.
  • The equality of consuls in the service resulted in the fact that during the war time they changed from day to day as commander-in-chief. In Rome, each month, consuls replace each other as chairman of the senate.

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Answer:

C} two people shared the office of president

Explanation:

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