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The Code of Hammurabi, one of the earliest written legal codes, established a set of laws and corresponding punishments to maintain order in ancient Babylon. It is famous for the principle of "an eye for an eye," which emphasizes retributive justice. The code covers various aspects of daily life, including trade, family, labor, and property rights, reflecting the values and social structure of Babylonian society. Its importance lies in its role in shaping the development of legal systems and concepts of justice in subsequent civilizations.
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The oldest code of law is?
Hamurabi's
How did the ten commandments different from the code of Hamurabi?
one has ten
What is the script called seen on the stele of Hammurabi?
It is refered as the code of Hamurabi.
Who was the first ruler to produce a code of law?
Hamurabi, who lived in ancient Mesopotamia.
What was it that Hammurabi and nebuchdnezzar did?
Hamurabi created the code of law and nebuchdnezzar did the hanging gardens.
When did Hamurabi happen?
Hamurabi happened in 1969.
When was Hamurabi created?
Hamurabi was created in 1969.
How did the people of mesopotamia maintain order to protect themselves from outsiders?
To protect the people from Mesopotamia, the people used the code of Hamurabi.
What was hamurabi?
eye for an eye
Who were hamurabi's friends?
Rim-Sin
Lord of the four quarters of the world?
hamurabi
When was hamurabi born?
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