How was the roman republic different from the roman empire?

question 1 options:

a) the republic had no army; the empire had a huge army

b) the republic was very large; the empire was fairly small

c) the republic had courts and a legal system; while the empire did not

d) the republic was ruled by elected representatives' the empire was not

B) hypothesis. its guessing and your guess could be changed quickly based on the information.

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