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Law and government of ancient Rome

Law and government of ancient Rome. By Andrew Baffuto and Madison devico. Government of Rome. The word replica mean public things. the plebeians rebel against the patricians in 494 Rome's replica lasted for 500 years representative is an act of government

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Law and government of ancient Rome

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  1. Law and government of ancient Rome By Andrew Baffuto and Madison devico

  2. Government of Rome • The word replica mean public things. • the plebeians rebel against the patricians in 494 • Rome's replica lasted for 500 years representative is an act of government Senate’s role/job is to file the complaints the role of the Tribunes is to be leaders the role of the Consuls is to serve the army

  3. Laws of Rome • The governors in forced the law • the people who enforced Rome’s laws were Governors and census • The difference about the people who enforced the laws were the upper class people • the Twelve Tables where made in Rome • the Twelve Tables written in 450 bc • the Twelve Tables displayed in part town square and part market

  4. The 12 tcivil law?Body of lawbles • we know what they said by all the kids that had to memories it as kids. • The 12 tables where established in 450-451 B.C.. • The oldest male held the most power in the house hold. • The civil law is Body of law. • The laws to protect slaves where there so the slaves can live.

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