The Law of the Twelve Tablets are not significant to us today unless you are a historian. They were ancient Rome's first set of published laws. They were archaic laws which were superseded by subsequent legalisation even in the Roman days. They offer glimpses of the society and legal arrangements of the early phases of Roman history to historians. The laws were lost and only fragments have survived.
I would say i can be compared to the ten commandments.
They were important to them and they were eligable to do whatever to help
The voting rights for the blacks is one of the most important reforms that are important in the US today. Constitutionalism is another reform in the US today.
The Twelve Tables were/are the first written Roman laws. They represented the victory of the common people over the arbitrary rulings of the privileged. They are important because they set the laws in writing so all could know what they were and also that all would be treated equally under those laws.
Baptism is still important to us today because it initiates us into the Christian church.
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The Law of the Twelve Tablets was a very archaic law. It was complied in 450 BC. It applied to an archaic society has no bearing to the US. For example, these days nobody would accept the lex talionis, which applied the an eye for an eye principle. It allowed retribution provided that it was equal in degree to the injury perpetrated by the offender.
Roman law is important to us today becasue our society uses many of the roman laws of ancient Rome
It is important to us in this way we, would not be able to mine for oil.
No, the bible never told us how big the ten commandment tablets were- they might not even be stone tablets at all.
To show us that he was important to the world by teaching us to become something you want that makes you important.
Today radium does not affect us; more important is radon.