the most powerful assembly for most of the history of the Roman Republic

disbanded after the decline of the Roman monarchy

disbanded by the Marian Reforms

politically impotent throughout most of the history of the Roman Republic

exclusively composed of former legionaries and generals

threatening to withhold military service

assassinating notable members of the aristocracy

kidnapping noblemen and aristocratic children

assassinating the last king of the Roman monarchy

ensuring that the patricians were excluded from the political process

They had dictatorial levels of power.

They were most likely to be patricians.

They were elected for one-year terms.

Two consuls were appointed at one time.

They led the armies of the Roman Republic.

A city-wide strike organized by the common people of Rome to gain political power in the early years of the Roman Republic.

A rebellion by the aristocrats against the growing rights of the common people in the waning years of the Roman Republic.

A rebellion by the common people against the growing political power of the aristocrats in the waning years of the Roman Republic.

The creation of a second consul position, to represent the interests of the common people, in the waning years of the Roman Republic.

The creation of an independent Roman colony in Gaul after the successful Gallic Wars of Julius Caesar.

in the early years of the Roman Republic

after centuries of struggle between the patricians and the plebeians

after the defeat of Carthage in the Second Punic War

shortly before the decline of the Roman Republic

during the waning years of the Roman monarchy

plebiscite

praetor

imperium

interregnum

cursus honorum

improve the lives of poor plebeians in the Roman Republic

undermine the dictatorship of Julius Caesar

undermine the dictatorship of Octavian and Mark Antony

provide the city of Rome with an adequate sewage system

assassinate Hannibal during the Second Punic War

veto the decisions of consuls and magistrates

appoint dictators

declare war

organize religious festivals

amend the constitution

All of these were powers held by Assemblies in the Roman Republic.

conduct legal trials and administer justice

elect magistrates

pass laws affecting the common citizens of Rome

None of these were powers held by Assemblies in the Roman Republic.

Etruscans

Greeks

Visigoths

Carthaginians

Vandals