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The Roman Republic was formed in the fifth century B.C. Why did the Senate vote to establish a republic and never again allow a king to rule Rome?

The Roman Republic was formed in the fifth century B.C. Why did the Senate vote to establish a republic and never again allow a king to rule Rome?
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The Roman Republic was formed in the fifth century B.C. Why did the Senate vote to establish a republic and never again allow a king to rule Rome?

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Okay, well there is many reasons but rome wanted to have multiple people to rule not just 1 or 2.... Monarchy never works so thats why in 509 BC Rome switched into a republic. Then they switched back in 27 BC to dictatorship....
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