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What was Hammurabi's Code? A. the world's first set of rules for taxing people fairly B. the covenant between the ruler of Babylon and his people C. the rights the Bab…

What was Hammurabi's Code? A. the world's first set of rules for taxing people fairly B. the covenant between the ruler of Babylon and his people C. the rights the Bab…
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What was Hammurabi's Code?

A.
the world's first set of rules for taxing people fairly

B.
the covenant between the ruler of Babylon and his people

C.
the rights the Babylonian people were guaranteed

D.
a written set of laws in ancient Babylon

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D

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D. A set of written laws in ancient Babylon. The were inscribed on a large black obelisk, with something like 280 laws.
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