Which of the following is a true statement about Rome's consuls?
Select one:
a. The consuls w...
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Which of the following is a true statement about Rome's consuls?
Select one:
a. The consuls were elected by the Assembly, but usually took orders from the Senate
b. The consuls did not have the power to propose new laws
c. The consuls were not allowed to interfere with legal affairs
d. The consuls were elected by the Senate, but usually took orders from the Assembly
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