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1. All of the city states would usually fight each other.
2. Hammurabi's code applied to all people, even if they were a soldier or a king.
3. Hammurabi was from Babylon.
4. Many rules that were on Hammurabi's code would not make sense in present times.

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4 Facts About Hammurabi's Code1. He made a ton of so called "fair" rules for people to follow.2. There was a lot of rules and some I thing were too cruel. Like bieng killed if you can't pay for the damage you made/stuff you stole + more.   3. He was the first to engrave laws that people had to follow onto stone.                                   4. Everyone in Babylon had to follow these rules. (282 rules! Some harsh - Death, some OK - pay for...)

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4 Facts About Hammurabi's Code1. He made a ton of so called "fair" rules for people to follow.2. There was a lot of rules and some I thing were too cruel. Like bieng killed if you can't pay for the damage you made/stuff you stole + more.   3. He was the first to engrave laws that people had to follow onto stone.                                   4. Everyone in Babylon had to follow these rules. (282 rules! Some harsh - Death, some OK - pay for...)

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1. Hammurabi  engraved all of his  laws on a large stone.
2. Hammurabi was the first to make important laws that were public.
3. Hammurabi was from Babylon
4. There were 282 laws in the code.

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1. The city states were constantly fighting each other.
2.hen Sargon died his empire fell.
3.At that time it was a stressful and hard place to live.
4.I also learned that Hammurabi wanted to be respected. Not because they had to but because he wanted them to.

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1. Mesopotamians were living hard lives.
2. Hammurabi tried to make fair laws.
3. Some punishments were cruel.
4. Hammurabi was a very religous person.

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1.The rules were fair.

2.The laws that were made by Hammurabi are written on a stone pillar.

3.If you did not follow the rules some of the punishments were death or you had to pay for what you did.

4.There was over 282 laws

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1 First ruler to make laws placed on a stone pillar for the public to view.
2 There were consequences or punishments if the laws were not followed, some more cruel than others.
3 The code was followed by everyone in babylon.
4 282 laws were made that people of the Mesopotamian had to obey.

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1. He is a good rule and cares about his people

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1. He is a good rule and cares about his people

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2.He knows what he is doing.
3. He cares in fairness

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1. First ever laws to be written on stone.
2. The laws applied to anyone and everyone no mater who they were.
3. There we 282 for everyone to follow.
4. There were punishments if the laws were not followed

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4 Important Facts About Hammurabi's  Code

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4 Important Facts About Hammurabi's  Code

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1.  Hammurabi was from Babylon.
2. Without Hammurabi's Code the empire would fail.
3.His Code wasn't for ceretain people it was made fair for all even kings.
4. He put his laws on a stone so maybe the empire would listen to them.

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4 Important facts for Code of Hammurabi.

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4 Important facts for Code of Hammurabi.

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1. The Laws of Hammurabi applied to everyone no matter how rich or poor they were
2. Was made so that everyone could see the laws and not say that was the law.
3. Some punishments were cruel and unfair back then but now the laws are fair.
4. If you committed a crime such as cutting down someones tree you would have to pay for it. If you could not afford it then you might be sentenced to death or become a slave, but if you are lucky enough the judge might let you work for it but you have to pay 10 times the original price!

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2.Sargon would unite all Hammurabi's into one empire
3.When Sargon died the empire fell apart and they fought again
4. Mesopotamians were living stressful lives

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1. Hammurabi engraved all of his laws on a large stone.
2. The laws that Hammurabi put out were supposed to make the empire have fair rules.
3. The laws applied to everyone who lived in the Babylonian Empire.
4. The laws mostly were to fix what had been done, like paying for something you took or damaged

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4 Things I learned about Hammurabi's Code.

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4 Things I learned about Hammurabi's Code.

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1.  All rules were fair to their standards.
2.  The laws included both criminal and civil punishments/laws.
3.  There were 282 Laws.
4. They were the first set of laws to apply to everyone.

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1. Hammurabi's code applies to everybody even kings.
2.Without Hammurabi's code the empire would fall.
3. All the laws were fair back then but now we see them unfair.
4.Hammurabi's code help us find out how life was back then.

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1. Hammurabi was from Babylon
2. The place that he was king was called Babylonia.
3. His laws were not different for soldiers, carpenters or kings. They were the same for everyone.
4. He put all of his laws in a stone.

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1). Hammurabi's code applied to everyone, and it didn't matter if you were a soldier, a "peasant", or a king.
2). Hammurabi's code was the first set of laws to be clearly written down to be seen by everyone.
3). Hammurabi's code was written by king Hammurabi himself.
4). Most of the laws had fair punishments, but some of them had harsh punishments such as death.

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The code was fair and applied to everyone weather they were a slave or solider. The code had punishments if the laws didn't get followed. There were some harsh punishments though. If the person didn't have enough money to pay a fine they would be put to there death. Hammurabi didn't want people to obey the rules because Hammurabi made them, he wanted the rules to get followed because they were good rules.

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4 Important Things I Learned About Hammurabi's Code

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4 Important Things I Learned About Hammurabi's Code

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1. The rules that Hammurabi established on a chunk of stone.
2. Made up of 282 laws that were "fair."
3. Showed the punishments along with each law [if the specific law was broken].
4. Some of the punishements probably wouldn't be allowed today, but back then it was ok.

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1. Hammurabi's code applied to anyone, even if you are rich or poor unlike the king before him, Sargon.
2.  Hammurabi wanted people to respect his laws, not just obeying them. That is also why he made the Hammurabi's Code.
3. Hammurabi's Code were the first set of laws the world ever knows of.
4.  Some of his laws were really harsh compared to some of the other laws.

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1). Hammurabi was from Babylon which is near Kish, where Sargon was from.
2). Hammurabi began was just the king of Babylon, but he convinced the kings of other cities to swear an allegiance. That allegiance made him have even more control.
3). When Hammurabi was leader, he made Hammurabi's code. The code was fair to all people.
4). Hammurabi's code was the first set of laws to be written and known of.

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- First laws written down
- Actions had severe consequences
- The code was written and Hammurabi thought it was fair though it wasn't to many people
- Many punishments for crimes were cruel to today's standards

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Hammurabi's code was fair to all people, whether they were a soldier or slave it didn't matter.

Hammurabi's code was also harsh. If you didn't have enough money to pay a fine, then you would just have to be put to death

If you stole livestock, you would have to pay ten times what the animal was worth.

If you cut down a tree on somebody else's property, you have to pay them.

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I learned that people did not really truly like living in Mesopotamia.
I also learned that these laws aided to everybody.
Another fact I learned is that Hammurabi was a very religious man.
The last fact I learned was that if you did not have enough money to pay a fineyou would be put to death.

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Hammurabi's four most important rules that I have learned from the video...

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Hammurabi's four most important rules that I have learned from the video...

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Hammurabi was the first to make important laws that it was public and it was engraved in stone.

The provided punishments to people who broke the laws.

There were 282 laws for all the people under his worship to follow.

The punishments were very harsh and many people died from all the laws that they have broken.

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- Hammurabi's code were laws which was engraved in stone and placed somewhere where everyone could see.

- Many punishments fit the crime but some were cruel even by today's standard.

- The code was the earliest form of law that people were able to study to help us understand about the Babylon.

- There were 282 laws for everyone that worshiped him to follow.

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.The code was basically a list of laws so people can't saw "where does it say that law"
.They provided punishments for people who broke the law
.It made sure other people were safe so others would know what not to do
.It was the first laws engraved or written on anything

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Hammurabi was a good ruler but not very kind when it comes to rules. 1 Mesopotamia was not the best place to live at the time due to his code. 2 The Code was unruly that means that it was unmanagable. It was not always fair. 3 Hammurabi loved his code and had 282 laws that people had to follow. 4 Hammurabi's code had specific laws to punish people if the broke thye law.