Question 5 • 2025-2026_MDCPS_2109010-M/J World History Sem 2-CR
The Twelve Tables set Roman laws down in writing and made them publicly available. This helped people know the rules and made it harder for patrician officials to interpret laws however they wished, limiting the patrician class’s power. They did not end class distinctions or increase the rights of enslaved people.
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