What was the main advisory body in the Roman Republic called?
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Correct answer: Senate
The Roman Senate was a powerful and influential council in the Roman Republic. It advised magistrates, dealt with finance and foreign affairs, and shaped major policies, although its exact powers changed over time. A pyramid is a structure, a monastery is a religious institution, and a guild is an association of craftspeople, so none is a Roman advisory council.
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The Roman Senate was a powerful and influential council in the Roman Republic. It advised magistrates, dealt with finance and foreign affairs, and shaped major policies, although its exact powers changed over time. A pyramid is a structure, a monastery is a religious institution, and a guild is an association of craftspeople, so none is a Roman advisory council.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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