Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Rome notes continued

3 branches of government
Rome

  • Executive: 
    • two consuls
    • one year terms
    • each has veto power
    • controls military
    • appoint dictator in crisis for six-month term
United States
    • President (VP)
    • four year terms
    • veto proposed laws
    • commander-in-chief 
Rome
  • Legislative: 
    • Senate
      • 300 people
      • aristocrats
      • members for life
    • Assemblies
      • members for life
United States
    • Senate
      • 100 senators (2 per state)
      • 6 term years
    • House of Representatives 
      • 435 members 
      • 2 year terms
Rome
  • Judicial: 
    • Praetors 
    • chosen by Centuriate Assembly
    • One term years
United States
    • Supreme Court 
    • nine members
    • appointed by the president
      • confirmed by the senate
    • lifetime terms
Twelve Tables (Tablets)
  • Publicly displayed
  • gave rights to plebians, not aristocrats
  • Only protected free-born males
Bill of Rights
  • 10 amendments to Constitution 
  • Women were not included at first


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