How did roman assemblies contribute to the democratic principle of checks and balances?
o assemblies checked the qualifications of judges.
o assemblies appointed dictators in times of crisis.
o assemblies provided a balance of power.
o assemblies ran the courts.

One of the ways in which Roman Assemblies contributed to democratic principles was that they "allowed members to debate important issues", which is an essential aspect of any democracy. But this isn't my answer it's the HistoryGuy's HOPE THIS HELPS

Assemblies checked the qualifications of judges.

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