Question 4 • FL-2109010-M/J World History A - Teacher Directed Resource
Hammurabi’s Code set out rules and penalties for many aspects of life, including some protections and rights for women and children. It did not treat all social classes equally: punishments could differ according to a person’s status. The code was also not the first law code in history, and it did not encourage false accusations.
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