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Why did some ancient civilization write and publish their laws?answer choicesa. to allow patricians and plebeians to read and vote for the lawsb. to record the laws so that historians would understand ancient culture.c. to ensure the citizens of the civilization would read and understand the lawsd. to guarantee that each politician received a personal copy of the printed laws.
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