What did the founding fathers learn from the example of the roman republic?
a. the value of public service
b. the value of universal voting rights
c. the importance of separation of powers
d. the need for an independent army

The correct answer is A) the value of public service.

The founding fathers learned from the example of the Roman republic the importance and value of public service.

The founder fathers really supported the Roman Republic idea of serving the citizens. Romans put the well being of Roman's citizens at the forefront of its programs and decisions. Romans considered this as an important value for the long-lasting life of the Republic. That is why Benjamin Franklin, John Adams,  John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and James Madison - the founding fathers- wanted to include in the new nation the example of the Roman Republic idea of serving the citizens.

just like you man, i personally think its either c or d

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but good luck with the test man