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Ancient Roman Government History
I need to understand in my head a clear distinction between the difference of the Roman Republic versus a democracy...did the ancient Roman government act with the participation and consent of the governed in its early years as a Republic?
Please...no cut and paste dictionary definitions...I need someone to give me a CLEAR distinction and answer on point.
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