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Laws in Babylon, notably the Code of Hammurabi, profoundly shaped Babylonian culture by establishing a framework for justice and social order. These laws dictated various aspects of daily life, including trade, family relations, and property rights, promoting a sense of stability and predictability. The emphasis on justice and accountability reinforced social hierarchies and roles, while also influencing religious practices and communal values. Overall, the legal system played a crucial role in unifying the diverse populations of Babylon under a common set of principles and norms.
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How do landforms and climates affect culture?
they encourage it
What is one way an ecpsystem can affect a culture?
a harsh environment can lead to a culture of hospitality
How did pirates affect trade and culture?
I do notknow at all
How does geography affect the culture of an area?
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What my geographers study to learn how to land forms and affect the culture of an area?
Geography
What concepts did you borrow from the babylonians?
'An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth', meaning, if you commit a crime, your punishment will be what you did to that person. Ex: If you kill someone, you will be killed.
What culture 'invented' algebra?
Babylonians laid the foundation for future Arabs.
Many people refer to the babylonians as a later development of the what culture?
Sumerian
Which culture is best known for its development of a system of weights and measurements?
babylonians
Why did women's issues suddenly become so prominent in American culture?
Women's issues have become suddenly prominent in American culture because of recent changes in laws that affect women. These laws include healthcare options and abortion laws.
What culture crushed the once assyrian empire?
The Medes and the Babylonians conquered Assyria
What language is Hammurabi's Code of Laws written in?
Hammurabi's code of Laws was written in Akkadian, the language of the ancient Babylonians.
What IndoEuropean invader adopted Sumerian cuneiform and laws?
The Indo-European invader that adopted Sumerian cuneiform and laws was the Babylonians. They took over the region of Mesopotamia, including the city of Babylon, and integrated elements of Sumerian culture into their own, such as the writing system and legal traditions.
Which culture is best known for its development of a system of weights and measures?
It is actually the Babylonians
How did the separation of India affect its cultures?
The separation might have affected their culture because they weren't able to see other cultures, therefore they made up their own laws/culture.
What was the first culture to invent the zero?
The Babylonians first invented the number we ALL KNOW OF as 0
What culture showed the last tolerance for the rights of other people within its?
I would say that it was the babylonians
