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A. What do Hammurabi's laws suggest about personal responsibility and accountability in Babylonian times? b. Does that same level of personal responsibility accountability exist today in the U.S.?
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A. What do Hammurabi's laws suggest about personal responsibility and accountability in Babylonian times?

b. Does that same level of personal responsibility accountability exist today in the U.S.?

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  • Hammurabi described in Babylon time that There was a social pecking order present in ancient Babylonia in which the nobles were ranked above freedmen and over slaves.
  • No it's not exist now a-days in US
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