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Rome’s Twelve Tables Not this kind of Table!!!

The Twelve Tables A set of laws that everyone in Rome was expected to follow

Politics in Rome Roman people (who weren’t slaves or in prison) could be part of two social classes Patricians- upper class Wealthy landowners who had money ($$$), power, AND the right to vote Plebeians- lower class Not wealthy, did not own land, but had the rights and privileges of Roman citizenship

Patricians and Plebeians Patricians= made the laws Jobs: Judge, member of the senate, wealthy landowner, wealthy merchant, military leader, tax collector Plebeians= followed the laws Shopkeeper, farmer, craftsmen (made fabric, weapons, pottery), bakers, butchers, military (soldier)

Sometimes Patricians and Plebeians fought… Patrician make the laws … but sometimes Plebeians got in the way Plebeians demand basic rights… and the Patricians have to listen SOLUTION: The Twelve Tables are created, rules for everybody to follow!

Get into table groups! You will be moving to a different table group based on your number Table (law,) 1-8 At your assigned Table’s group you will have 10 minutes to read and discuss your law, then re-write the law in your own words on your computer paper

Homework Each of the 8 tables we examined today can be categorized as dealing with one of the following: Behavior/conduct Ownership of property Legal/court cases On your graphic organizer, label each of the tables with the above category it belongs to