Across
- 5. Preventing one person from ruling
- 6. Elected officials in Rome
- 7. Another lawmaking group
- 8. What consuls shared to prevent domination
- 10. Power to reject a decision
- 12. Voting groups in the assembly
- 14. City at the center of the Republic
- 15. Top leaders of the executive branch
- 20. Wealthy upper-class citizens in Rome
- 21. System where citizens elect leaders
- 22. Government body in legislative branch
- 23. Ability of branches to limit each other
- 25. Lower-class citizens in Rome
- 26. System of government with elected leaders, not a king
- 29. Number of consuls in Rome
- 30. Branch that makes laws
Down
- 1. Group that elected consuls
- 2. Type of democracy used in Rome
- 3. Citizens who could vote
- 4. Length of a consul’s term
- 9. System preventing one branch from gaining too much power
- 11. Number of government branches
- 13. Rules that guided Roman government
- 16. Branch that interprets laws
- 17. Responsibility of consuls in war
- 18. What leaders had to agree on
- 19. Factor that influenced voting power
- 24. Branch that leads the government
- 27. Leading and organizing the state
- 28. Another name for Centuriate Assembly