The patricians were the aristocracy of Rome. During the Early Roman Republic they monopolised power by monopolising the offices of state and the seats of the senate. When access to the offices of state and the senate was opened to rich plebeians the patricians remained a very substantial share of these offices and the seats of the senate.
Ancient Rome
The term "senate" comes from the ancient government of Rome.
Describe the role of women in rome in the 1800's?
Senate.
The senate and consuls formed the government of early Rome.
The senate and the people of Rome.
mcdonalds
some would argue that it all stems from the Greeks , such a level of democracy that existed in Rome @ that time... But in terms of "group" it has to be the Senate. Rome was ruled by a succession of Etruscan kings , who turned to the senate for "advice" , but the senate had other plans , by making the title of "King" one that was believed to be an enemy of the people , the senate enforced there brand of democracy .
SENATE
The patricians were the aristocracy of Rome. During the Early Roman Republic they monopolised power by monopolising the offices of state and the seats of the senate. When access to the offices of state and the senate was opened to rich plebeians the patricians remained a very substantial share of these offices and the seats of the senate.
Rome was governed by the Senate, a group of rich people
The special garment the Senate in the republic ancient Rome wore was the toga.
In the Early Roman Republic the patricians monopolized the sears of the senate. Then the rich plebeians fought for and gained access to the snatre
From its very beginnings as an independent city state the political system always had a Senate to help govern early Rome and existed for the better part of 1400 years as a political body in both the Roman republic and in the Imperial era. The powers of the Senate and the number of senators varied at times during Rome, however for the most part the Senate consisted of wealthy aristocrats.
The senate was the Rome's chief governing body.Ya azz
No, early Rome was a monarchy.