Roman Govermment United States Government Assembly, Senate, Magistrates Veto Power of Consuls Laws Applied to Everyone Which features of government in the Roman republic have similar features in the United States government? O Assembly, Senate, Magistrates: Separation of Powers, Veto Power of Consuls: Balance of Power, Laws Applied to Everyone: Rule of Law O Assembly, Senate, Magistrates: Rule of Law, Veto Power of Consuls: Separation of Powers; Laws Applied to Everyone: Balance of Power O Assembly, Senate, Magistrates: Separation of Powers, Veto Power of Consuls: Rule of Law; Laws Applied to Everyone: Balance of Power

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