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Why is the Code of Hammurabi significant? A: It was one of the first systems of written laws B: It promoted equality between men and women C : It established tolerance within th…

Why is the Code of Hammurabi significant? A: It was one of the first systems of written laws B: It promoted equality between men and women C : It established tolerance within th…
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Why is the Code of Hammurabi significant?

A: It was one of the first systems of written laws
B: It promoted equality between men and women
C : It established tolerance within the legal system
D : It formed the basis for a democratic society

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may be c is the answer of the questions

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