To what did the Law of the Twelve Tables in ancient Rome refer?
A) No more than twelve people could eat at a dinner table.
B) Only twelve emperors could rule within a given dynasty.
C) There were twelve large bronze tablets inscribed with laws.
D) A gladiator would be set free if he won twelve consecutive tournaments.

Question

To what did the Law of the Twelve Tables in ancient Rome refer?
A) No more than twelve people could eat at a dinner table.
B) Only twelve emperors could rule within a given dynasty.
C) There were twelve large bronze tablets inscribed with laws.
D) A gladiator would be set free if he won twelve consecutive tournaments.

leonardo0430 · Answer

C) :) btw this is math section xD

anonymous · Answer

shoot sorry I cant find the history section

leonardo0430 · Answer

http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/History

anonymous · Answer

thank you so much man

leonardo0430 · Answer

any time :)