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What legal idea did the United States adopt from Rome?' A People are innocent until proven guilty B All accused criminals have the right to a lawyer. C All citizens must vo…

What legal idea did the United States adopt from Rome?' A People are innocent until proven guilty B All accused criminals have the right to a lawyer. C All citizens must vo…
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What legal idea did the United States adopt from Rome?'

A People are innocent until proven guilty

B All accused criminals have the right to a lawyer.

C All citizens must vote in elections.

D Accused criminals must convince the judge of their innocence.

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Answer:The Citizenship of Rome was the prototype for the “New” idea of equal and free citizens in the US

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