Twelve tables

During the creation of the mighty Roman Empire, between 753 BC and 1453 AD, the Romans not only created the political institutions of Roman governance, but they also set up a series of legal principals and procedures.

Twelve tables: The Twelve Tables, the earliest code of Roman civil, criminal, and religious law, promulgated in 451–450 bc

The Roman population was made up of three classes. This is important because only the patricians could be in the senate or government. This led to only the wealthy having influence in a position.

450 BC - Twelve Tables of Roman law are published.

The earliest Roman civilization was that in which they had their Seven Kings. These kings over their reigns unified Italy under one power. Later in 509 B.C the country was freed from Etruscan rule and into the Roman Republic.

Law of the Twelve Tables

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The Roman code of the Twelve Tables lasted as long as the Roman Empire itself. More importantly, they represented a written code that applied right across the

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