Why does conflict develop in Mesopotamian empire

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Because of Hammurabi's code, which could be cruel or unjust at times. The people didn't agree with this, so they revolted.

Shadesfear answered Mar 13, 2017

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because of hammurabi's code which sonetimes was unjust to the people that lived in mesopotamia

The Pjot answered Mar 16, 2017

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