What does the code of Hammurabi contain?

The answer is A, as Hammurabi's Code, one of the rules is "eye for an eye" which is if someone committed a crime against you, you have the right to commit the same crime to your perpetrator.

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luzgiussani luzgiussani · Answer 2 · 2020-01-23T19:03:53+01:00

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The correct answer is option A) Rules and regulations for living in society.

Explanation:

The code of Hammurabi is a set of laws. It is the oldest in history that has been found. It contains 282 laws and how to respond to the breach of each of them.

According to each law, there was a punishment that related to the crime committed, although these punishments varied depending on who committed the crime (if he was a slave, a property owner, etc).

It was written and published in order for each person to see that if he committed a crime, he would be punished. And in this way to be able to live in a more orderly society.