the two assemblies that made up the roman senate were\no consul and military.\no military and tribal.\no…

the two assemblies that made up the roman senate were\no consul and military.\no military and tribal.\no tribal and magistrate.\no magistrate and consul.
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Brief Explanations:
The Roman Senate was not composed of these pairs. Consuls were high - ranking officials, military was a force, tribal was a social division, and magistrates were officials. None of these pairs made up the Roman Senate. But if we consider the context of Roman political structures, none of the options are correct as the Roman Senate was an advisory body of patricians and later included other elements, not these specific pairs.
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None of the above options are correct.