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They were concerned that Roman Law did not extend to technological issues.
They were concerned that Roman Law did not extend to technological issues.
They wanted to become a republic and needed new laws in place to do so.
They wanted to become a republic and needed new laws in place to do so.
They were worried that older Roman Law hadn’t yet been translated into Latin.
They were worried that older Roman Law hadn’t yet been translated into Latin.
They felt that their interests were secondary to those of priests and patricians.
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The correct response is: They felt that their interests were secondary to those of priests and patricians.
This reflects the concerns of the Roman people, particularly the Plebeians, who were seeking greater representation and protection of their rights in contrast to the interests of the ruling class. The demand for a new legal code, such as the Twelve Tables, was aimed at addressing these inequalities.
