Statistics for Roman Political and Military Positions

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Job description		Person	% Correct
Elected co-leader, reigning for one year	C	Consul	88%
In times of crisis the co-leaders appoint this absolute ruler	D	Dictator	81%
Member of the assembly which advises the co-leader	S	Senator	77%
Chief high priest of Rome	P	{Pontifex} Maximus	70%
Chief administrator of a Roman Province	G	Governor	68%
Advocate of the plebeians; intervenes unfavourable legislature	T	Tribune	68%
The second in command; a military leader, similar to a General	P	Praetor	65%
Keeps population and property data and ensures public moral	C	Censor	63%
Commander of 80 (not 100) soldiers	C	Centurion	63%
In charge of investigating crime; the Roman police officer	Q	Quaestor	61%
Commander of a legion (4,500 soldiers)	L	Legate	42%
A heavy infantry soldier; has a square shield	L	Legionary	42%
In charge of maintaining infrastructure and regulating festivals	A	Aedile	40%
Former magistrate at the current one's disposal	P	{Pro}magistrate	37%
Bodyguard of the co-leaders; carries a fasces	L	Lictor	25%
Archer of the Roman Army	S	Sagittarius	23%
Official in charge of financial affairs	P	Procurator	5%
Investigator with unchallengable authority; similar to secret police	C	Corrector	2%