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How did Hammurabi’s Code change Babylonian society? Women and children were given some rights. It encouraged people to accuse others of crimes. It was the first code of law ever established in history.
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How did Hammurabi’s Code change Babylonian society?

Women and children were given some rights.
It encouraged people to accuse others of crimes.
It was the first code of law ever established in history.
Punishment for crimes w
as the same for all social classes.

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The answer is C

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Because it is the first code in history.

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c is the answer

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