Like rome, the united states has:
a.) two houses in the legislative branch.
b.) eight praetors in the judicial branch.
c.) a list of laws called the twelve tables.
d.) an assembly of plebeians and soldiers.

the correct answer is a. like rome, the united states has two houses in the legislative branch. in rome, there were two legislative houses: the senate, and the assembly.

the united states congress is the depository of the legislative power of the united states. it is a bicameral body, composed of the house of representatives and the senate.

the house of representatives has 435 members representing a congressional district they serve for a biennium. the positions are divided according to the population of each state. currently, its number does not grow, although in the beginning, one representative corresponded to every 30,000 people.

in contrast, each state has two senators, regardless of their population. there are 100 senators, who serve at least one six-year term. both the representatives and the senators are now elected by the people, although in some states the governor can substitute in the event that the position of a senator of his state is vacant.

the senate is almost totally equal to the house of representatives in power, and it is not a "revision chamber" like the high chambers of bicameral parliaments in other countries. however, there are exclusive powers of each chamber: only the senate can approve or reject the persons designated by the president for executive and judicial positions. it can also ratify treaties, while laws related to taxes must originate in the house because it is more representative than the senate.

option ais correct: )

a. always outside of government control.