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    pictographs and is written on clay tablets. “Mesopotamia developed world’s first known writing‚ Cuneiform.” Such evidence is found in document 1. The world’s first written laws were created in Mesopotamia by the king‚ Hammurabi. These sets of laws were called the Code of Hammurabi. The covered everything that affected the civilization of Mesopotamia. In document 2‚ it states that “If a man destroys another man’s eye‚ then his eye shall be destroyed. If a son strikes his father‚ they shall cut off

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    How is the theme of responsibility Explored in ‘An Inspector Calls?’ There are many theme in the play in ’An Inspector Calls. This was written by J.B.Priestley on 1945 and set on 1912. The play begins with the engagement party of Sheila and Gerald. Sheila is the daughter of Birlings’‚ who own a successful business. During the party an Inspector comes and started to enquire about a woman who has just committed suicide. From the course of the play we know that each members of the Birling family

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    classes range from the Brahman which are the highest ranked people within the society‚ to the Shuda which are the least ranked and known to be the servants of the upper classes. This inequality amongst the peoples is very similar to the "Code of Hammurabi" where there are normal citizens and slaves‚ the Code establishes lesser punishments for citizens which victimize slaves compared if they were to do the same to another

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    The sun was so bright it woke me up. The window next to me brought in cool wind. The king died from one of the many rules of the great and deiced Hammurabi. I thought Hammurabi made these rules were made to protect the weak. Now because of that our kind king has died because of his selflessness. Why did he have to leave us so soon? A warm tear escaped my eye and rolled down my cheek. He was trying to protect an innocent widow. The traveler refused to back down and they started to fight. He accidently

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    that introduced the code of Hammurabi‚ while India lacking any form of bureaucracy followed a stringent caste system that has evolved and a form of it still used today. There were multiple attempts for conduct and law in Mesopotamia‚ but none took hold until Babylon. Babylon is where the code of the Hammurabi was introduced however they were known for much more than they’re of social laws like‚ Mathematics‚ astronomy and literature (aqrobatq‚ 2015). The Code of Hammurabi is better known to us today

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    southern Syria‚ and southern Lebanon.|Free religion| Babylonians |Highly-developed court system. One of its greatest rulers‚ Hammurabi‚ developed a code of laws that is now known as Hammurabi’s Code. This major collection of laws gives insight into the social structure and economic organization of the civilization.|18th Century BCE until the 6th Century BCE.|King Hammurabi|South of modern Baghdad‚ Iraq‚ between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.|Slavery | Persians |Common set of weights and measures

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    Why is Mesopotamia interesting? Mesopotamia is interesting because of it’s weather and climate. Mesopotamia’s Weather is semiarid and hot but the climate is extremely fertile perfect for growing crops. The geography of Mesopotamia has a lot of wood and water and other resources for use. Mesopotamia has a lot of climate resources and geography resources that need to be studied. Mesopotamian’s had a lot beautiful trees‚ plants‚ and flowers also Mesopotamian’s climate was interesting because of it

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    the northeast of Khafre’s (Chephren) Valley Temple. Where it sits was once a quarry. We believe that Khafre’s workers shaped the stone into the lion and gave it their king’s face over 4‚500 years ago. Khafre’s name was also mentioned on the Dream Stele‚ which sits between the paws of the great beast. However‚ no one is completely certain that it is in fact the face of Khafre‚ though indeed that is the preponderance of

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    political role than any other queens consort. It was implied that Akhenaten had great affection and devotion to his wife. Their affectionate relationship has been publicly displayed through the Amarna Art Style. This can be shown through a small stele depicting Nefertiti and Akhenaten with three out of six of their daughters. In this illustration‚ the daughters and being held and caressed by their parents with the sun disc (Aten) spilling it’s rays over them. Nefertiti appears to have been the

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    although some geometric types have been found. Different castes had different types of seal‚ to limit trading options. As for law‚ the Hittites had overthrown the Babylonians and had inherited the Code of Hammurabi. However‚ they formulated a set of laws which were much more humane that that of Hammurabi. Like the U.S.‚ capital and corporeal punishments were strictly limited to just a few situations‚ and specific payments were substituted instead. A crime of theft or damage was punished with compensation

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