1. When giving a speech, what is a speaker's primary purpose?
To be impressive
To seem educated
To be understood
To be liked

Why was the power to veto laws significant? it gave the people of rome the power to reject governmental decisions. it gave elected officials the power to reject laws made by the senate. it gave the patricians more power over laws made by the senate. it gave the consuls the power to carry out the laws in the republic.

Why was the treaty of versailles harsh on germany?

Which of the following is an effect that constantine's conversion to christianity had on the roman empire?