How were citizens of rome involved in the political process? a.)roman citizens had no input on ancient rome’s political process but were involved in electing public officials. b.)roman citizens earned voting rights from the senate, who decided which citizens could vote. c.)roman citizens could vote on the senate’s legislation, and some citizens were involved in electing public officials. d.)roman citizens only participated by serving in the military.

The correct answer is:

C. Roman citizens could vote on the Senate's legislation, and some citizens were involved in electing public officials.

Explanation:

Ancient Rome was the source of inspiration of many political systems nowadays. The concepts we know as Republic and Democracy have their origins in the Roman Republic where citizens were allowed to vote and the majority of votes of the citizens that belonged to a tribe was the vote of that tribe, each tribe was given one vote (this system was inspiration for today's government in many countries).

Under this form of government the Senate in Rome had as duty to advice and consent the Consuls and Emperors (the executive power), Roman citizens could vote on the Senate's legislation and some citizens were involved in electing public officials.

answer: b

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