What Does the Reign of Tiberius Demonstrate About Roman Government

question 8

Multiple Choice

What does the reign of Tiberius demonstrate about Roman government?

• A)Even an unpopular emperor could rule effectively without consulting the Senate.
• B)The Roman aristocrats were happy to be relieved of the burden of government.
• C)It was impossible for an emperor to rule without the common people's consent.
• D)The quality of government depended entirely on the popular appeal of the emperor.
• E)The Roman public demanded the restoration of the Republic,regardless of the quality of imperial rulers.

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