Question

3 multiple choice 1 point what elected officials were in charge of rome and enforcement of its laws? censors praetors quaestors consuls

Explanation:

Censors managed census and morality, not law enforcement. Praetors handled judicial matters but were not the top officials governing Rome. Quaestors oversaw financial affairs. Consuls were the highest elected officials in Rome, responsible for governing the state and enforcing laws.

Answer:

Consuls