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It was both. It was essentially the capitol city of the Babylonian empire. It was initially just a small Semitic Akkadian city but grew in influence until it gained independence and became a city-state. Note - although the empire is frequently referred to as Babylon, it is more accurately "Babylonia" - with Babylon as the capitol.

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Babylon was a monarchy because Hammurabi was ruling which makes it monarchy...

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Yes it is. I know this because I'm doing a unit on Mesopotamia in Social Studies. Hope I was a help! :{)

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In ancient times, it was a city and an Empire. Now a days it is the ruin of the city in southern Irak.

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Was Babylon a city or a city-state?

city-state


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