The provided description, "Assemblies of citizens - Citizens elect officials and pass laws," represents the **Democratic Features of the Roman Government**. In the Roman Republic, assemblies like the Comitia Centuriata and Comitia Tributa were comprised of Roman citizens who had the right to vote, elect officials, and participate in the legislative process by passing laws. This democratic aspect allowed Roman citizens to have a voice in their government and play a role in decision-making processes, distinguishing it as a democratic feature of the Roman Government.
