Question

in 451 bce, the first written law code for rome was publicly displayed. laws were written on twelve bronze tablets and posted in the roman forum. how did this event most likely affect roman society? it gave all citizens a clear understanding of the laws and their rights it allowed only the wealthy to make and change laws it caused confusion because few people could read the laws it weakened the government by limiting the power of judges

Explanation:

The Twelve Tables were publicly displayed so that all citizens could access and understand the laws. This transparency was a significant development. Before their public display, laws might have been less accessible or clear. The key idea is that making laws publicly known (on the Twelve Tables) gives all citizens a clear understanding of the laws and their rights.

Answer:

It gave all citizens a clear understanding of the laws and their rights.