Roman Law Under the Twelve Tables Represented

question 55

Multiple Choice

Roman law under the Twelve Tables represented

• A) the interests of the patricians above all others.
• B) a startling change in structuring Roman society.
• C) the collective will of the people.
• D) the subjugation of noncitizens in a rigid social hierarchy.
• E) appeasement of the gods by any means necessary.

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