answer: providing more education for girls
<span>Roman law consisted of three branches: civil law, natural law, and "the law of people or nation".
Roman law has a history almost as old as Rome itself. In the beginning of the republic, Roman law was held in the psyches and recollections of Rome's judges and officers. Such a framework was prime for mishandle. An officer could overlook or even change laws spontaneously, and there was no real way to address him.
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The function of the British Cabinet is wide ranging, but its primary purpose in terms of its role in government is to make laws and decide whether or not to pursue legal actions.
