The Twelve Tables were introduced as a means of satisfying both the patrician and plebian classes.

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The Twelve Tables were introduced in ancient Rome around 451-450 BCE as a result of the long-standing conflict between the patrician (aristocratic) and plebeian (commoner) classes. They were the first written legislation that applied to both groups, aiming to ease social tensions by providing a clear and public legal framework.

The Twelve Tables Were Introduced as a Means of Satisfying