Question 4 of 50
all of the following statements are true of both the roman republic and the united states, except:
legislators are appointed for life.
there is a written code of law.
there is a provision for additional powers in times of crises.
there is a division of power between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches
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All of the given statements are true of both the Roman Republic and the United States, except Legislators are appointed for life.

Explanation:

Unlike the Roman Republic, the legislators in the United States are not elected to serve for their entire life after contesting and winning the election only once. To hold the position of the legislator, the person has to get re-elected after every six years in order to secure the position. In the Roman Republic, a person once elected as a legislator held the position as long as he lived. Elections were only conducted when the first person holding the position left the position, retired, or died.