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Hammurabi was a strict ruler of Babylon, situated in Mesopotamia. Mesopotamia is Greek for "Land between the rivers." This is because Mesopotamia, also known as the fertile crescent, Was in between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Mesopotamia is mostly situated in what is now Iraq, although these rivers also run through Syria, Turkey, and other middle Eastern Countries on the Arabian Peninsula. Hammurabi's Code was created by Hammurabi in ancient Babylon.
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How many laws of Hammurabi were there?
there were 282 laws made by hammurabi
Who made the Hammurabi law?
Lol, King Hammurabi made the Hammurabi laws. it was kind of obvious O.o, cant believe you didnt know.
A timeline of Hammurabi?
so he was born in 1721 bc of course he made the code of hammurabi in 1749
How many laws did Hammurabi made?
282
What ruler made 282 laws?
hammurabi
How did the code of Hammurabi make it possible for the Babylonians to live together?
Hammurabi developed the Code of Laws in tribute to the Gods. Hammurabi believed that he was the favorite Babylonian. This is why the Gods made him King of Babylon. To tribute the Gods the Code was made.
The ruler who made the first written laws?
Who was the first person to write a code of laws.
How many laws made up the code of hammurabi?
282 rules or amendments are written in the Hammurabi code of law.
How was Egyptian laws made?
Egyptian laws were made my king Hammurabi
How do you use the word Hammurabi in a sentence?
The Code of Hammurabi was one of the earliest known written legal codes, established in ancient Mesopotamia. Hammurabi was a Babylonian king who ruled from 1792 to 1750 BCE.
How was the stele of Hammurabi made?
It was made to show us that Babylonian people exist
What was the major contribution to civilization made by Hammurabi?
He was known for the code of Hammurabi, It was of laws to fallow. It is in cuneiform writing.
