Roman Government Positions - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Held Fasces.	Consul	100%
Appointed in dire times to fix a designated problem.	Dictator	57%
Could either be a general or a magistrate.	Praetor	57%
On paper, they commanded 100 soldiers.	Centurion	43%
Interpreted events (like bird behavior) to determine the will of the gods.	Augur	29%
Akin to a modern-day general.	Legate	29%
Member of an official pact between Mark Antony, Octavian & Lepidus.	Triumvir	29%
Chief Roman priest; Julius Caesar was one.	Pontifex Maximus	14%
Provincial governor.	Proconsul	14%
Oversaw the treasury; performed audits.	Quaestor	14%
Maintained public buildings.	Aedile	0%
A group of 10 men appointed in 452 BC to compile the laws of Athens.	Decemviri	0%
Lieutenant to the previous position.	Master of the Horse	0%
2nd to the previous position in army command.	Military Tribune	0%
Could Veto the acts of magistrates.	Plebeian Tribune	0%
Provincial governor.	Propraetor	0%

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