Question

before the roman republic, who ruled the cities of rome? an elected leader governed all of rome. a king ruled all of rome. each city had its own elected leader. each city had its own king.

Explanation:

The period before the Roman Republic was the Roman Kingdom, where a single hereditary king ruled the unified Roman city-state and its territories. Elected leadership was a feature of the later Republic, and Rome was a unified entity under a king rather than separate city-states with their own rulers.

Answer:

B. A king ruled all of Rome.