However, Rome was had a republic government led by consuls, and also a powerful senate. He had what we call Comitia which was the name for the Assembly; and contrary to Carthage, the real power was at the hands of a great body of loyal citizens. Her government placed the army in the hands of the civil magistrates or consul (Morey, 1901).
I notice that the strength and the greatness of a country, do not almost always depend on the form of government established in this country. They depend on the people placed to elaborate constructive strategies for the progress of the country. Both Roman and Carthaginian governments seemed to have same organization, but not their strategies were really different. Although both had strength and resources,
I notice that the strength and the greatness of a country, do not almost always depend on the form of government established in this country. They depend on the people placed to elaborate constructive strategies for the progress of the country. Both Roman and Carthaginian governments seemed to have same organization, but not their strategies were really different. Although both had strength and resources,