Why was it important to the plebians to have Roman laws written down

Because the plebeians protested the unfairness of rome's unwritten laws. The struggle between the plebeians and the partitions affected the government by the ideas on how people could govern themselves. Plebeians to serve in the military, and perform jobs in the Republic, they agreed to give the Plebeians a voice in government matters. One of the changes that were made in the Roman Republic as a result of the Plebeians' demands were the writing down of laws.

Why was it important for rome's laws to be written down? it was important to write rome's laws down because the plebeians protested the unfairness of rome's unwritten laws. ... the struggle between the plebeians and the particians effected the government by the ideas on how people could govern themselves.

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written by alan ward and published in 2003. ward is a historian and was a professor at the university of connecticut.

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