<span>They made sure that everyone knew the law standing firm that
justice was constant and enduring. They also framed the laws of Rome in the
Twelve Tablets which was constructed in the public square for all to see and
that no one will mistreated or denied their rights.</span>
They left their mark with architecture!
The British were, by and large, a dominating force. The American Colonies occupied land that the British would’ve claimed as their own. Infuriated, the British would vehemently disagree with the claim of American Colonials being treated unfairly. Throughout history, the British have experienced many successes and failures. Many times, they discover land only to lose it to another country. For example, the laborious endeavors the British had gone through to conquer India had come to waste when India decided to declare independence. Similarly, the American colonials split from the British. So no, I do not think the British thought the mistreatment towards the colonials was in any way unfair.
<span>Creo que la respuesta es PNR o PRM.</span>
People began to encourage scientists to prove theories and not just be the Church's parrot and listen to whatever the priests said. Slowly, scientists came up with theories and their research that soon proved true.
