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What was the intended function of Hammurabi's code?
a. To regulate the relationships among his people and promote their welfare
b. To intimidate the common people in order to prevent social upheaval
c. To protect the position of nobles and priests at the expense of the commoners
d. To increase the nobility’s power over the priesthood

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Kalahira Kalahira

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To regulate the relationships among his people and promote their welfare. It was a code of ancient Mesopotamia.Babylonian king Hammurabi established the code. It consists of laws, punishments etc. The code used cuneiform script. The code mainly consisted of contracts.

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