What was the role of the judicial branch of Roman government?

It created the laws.

It enforced the laws.

It interpreted the laws.

It announced the laws

It interpreted the laws.

Explanation:

The Roman government had three branches of government just like the United State. It established the Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary branches. The Judiciary was made up of the Courts who had the function of interpreting the laws made by the Legislature. In the Judicial branch of the Roman government 8 Judges were appointed to serve for a term of one year.  This branch of government also had praetors who were magistrates. A praetor had the power to preside over court matters, coordinate Soldiers, and ensure justice is served in all cases.

the main concern with the first draft of the articles of confederation was too much power in the state governments.

d. protection of an individual’s rights regardless of sex

b. acknowledgment of an individual’s rights regardless of sex

c. inclusion of individuals in the us congress regardless of sex