Question

In 451 BCE, the first written law code for Rome was publicly displayed. Laws were written on twelve bronze tablets and posted in the Roman Forum.

How did this event most likely affect Roman society?

Responses

Rights were made clearer.

Rights were made clearer.

Political conflict increased.

Political conflict increased.

Social classes were created.

Social classes were created.

Education became less important.

Answer 1

Answer:Before the Romans, the rule of law was unfamiliar to people. In 451 b.c., Rome adopted its first written code of laws known as the Twelve Tables. The laws were carved on twelve bronze tablets and placed in Rome's marketplace, called the Forum (FOHR • uhm).

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