What was the main idea of the Twelve Tables?

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The main idea of the Twelve Tables is All citizens, while unequal in class, deserved protection under the law. Option A

<h3>What are Twelve Tables?</h3>

Generally, The Twelve Tables, also known as the Law of the Twelve Tables, were a collection of laws that were written on twelve bronze tablets and crafted in ancient Rome between the years 451 and 450 BCE.

They marked the beginning of a new way of approaching laws, which were then enacted by the government and written down in order to ensure that all citizens were treated in the same manner before them.

The central thesis of the Twelve Tables is that despite their differences in social standing, all citizens deserve equal protection under the law. Alternative A

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