The greatest contribution of the Romans to the world civilization has been?
Correct answer: C. Code of Laws
- A. Architecture
- B. Literature
- C. Code of Laws
- D. Irrigation System
Explanation
Roman law became a foundation for many modern legal systems, especially through codification and principles of civil law. Rome also excelled in architecture and engineering, but its most lasting institutional contribution is commonly identified as law.
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