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UAE SST: THE VENETIAN REPUBLIC VENETIAN POLITICAL SYSTEMS BY:…

- - - - The General Assembly consisted of 10% of the population. These people gathered together to pass laws and bills as well as to elect for the Doge.
    - - The Ducal Council was the second in importance
        and hierarchy. The Ducal Council usually consisted of six experienced Venetian nobles. They initiated policies as well as made sure the other councils did their work properly and adequately.
    - - The Doge was the highest government post possible. To be even considered for this post, however, you should have served in several government posts for several years and should be well over seventy most of the time.
  - - - The Great Council consisted of the Noble families in Venice. All members of the Council of Forty, the Senate and the Ducal Council were members of the Great Council. However, this council was proved futile, dull and useless and was therefore abolished in the 15th Century
    - - The General Assembly consisted of 10% of the population. These people gathered together to pass laws and bills as well as to elect for the Doge.
    - - The Council of Forty consisted forty members. They were in charge of coinage and finances
    - - The Senate was at the same Governmental level as the Council of Forty. The Senate was responsible for foreign tasks, handling and creating embassies and commerce
    - - The Ducal Council was the second in importance
        and hierarchy. The Ducal Council usually consisted of six experienced Venetian nobles. They initiated policies as well as made sure the other councils did their work properly and adequately.
    - - The Doge was the highest government post possible. To be even considered for this post, however, you should have served in several government posts for several years and should be well over seventy most of the time.