The Absolute Monarchical Powers of Augustus as Princeps Led to

question 33

Multiple Choice

The absolute monarchical powers of Augustus as princeps led to

• A)the usual victory of his candidates in official elections.
• B)the decline of popular participation in elections.
• C)his great popularity, as he followed proper legal forms for his power.
• D)led to the perception that he co-ruled with the senate
• E)all of the above

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