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Roman law and Pax Romana (1)
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Roman law and Pax RomanaThe codifying of laws into the Twelve Tables of Rome. - ANS-What marked the change in
Roman law from an arbitrary system to one of lasting prestige?
The relative peace that came with being a part of the territory and laws of the Roman Empire -
ANS-Pax Romana refers to
Roman civil law was for Roman citizens, whereas the law of peoples was for everyone,
regardless of nationality - ANS-The main difference between Roman civil law and the law of
peoples was
civil law - ANS-Citizens of Rome had the right to a trial and defense of one's self in a court of
law. Which branch of Roman law would this be an example of?
His belief in natural law and the equality of man. - ANS-How did the Roman philosopher Cicero
influence early American political thought?
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