Rome's first code of laws; _____________ adopted in 450 B.C.
Correct answer: A. Twelve Tables
- A. Twelve Tables
- B. Ten Table
- C. Eleven Table
- D. None of these
Explanation
Rome's earliest famous codification was the Law of the Twelve Tables, displayed around 450 BC. It set written rules for Roman citizens and reduced the arbitrary use of law by officials.
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