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What was the underlying principle of Roman law? a. The concept of social justice b. The concept of natural rights c. The protection of citizens' lives and property d. The p…

What was the underlying principle of Roman law? a. The concept of social justice b. The concept of natural rights c. The protection of citizens' lives and property d. The p…
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What was the underlying principle of Roman law?

a. The concept of social justice
b. The concept of natural rights
c. The protection of citizens' lives and property
d. The prevention of social and political upheaval

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Answer: D

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B

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Because it is the concept of natural rights

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