Many countries have an executive such as the President of the U.S., or the Roman consuls. Then they have a legislative branch such as the U.S. congress or the Roman Senate and Assembly. ... The roman republic also allowed more people to have rights in Rome. Women, immigrants and conquered people were all Roman citizens and could all vote and own land. ... Therefore, the Roman republic had the greatest impact on modern democracy. ...

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Cicero believed in the Roman republic which was made up of ideas and forms of monarchy, aristocary, and democracy. ... He believed that the power should be separated into three groups: The Counsel, The Senate, and The Tribunes. The counsel would represent the interests of the monarch, the senate would represent the interests of the aristocrats, and the tribunes would represent the interests of the people as a whole. ...

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They have a president, a house of representatives, and a senate. Though they aren't really called the house and senate, they serve just about the same purpose. ... Ireland has no official religion even though it is about 96% Roman Catholic. ...

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