Which ancient empire used the Code of Hammurabi?

Persian Empire

Roman Empire

Babylonian Empire

Assyrian Empire

Hammurabi's code was one of the earliest and most influential sets of laws written. It is a well-preserved Babylonian law code of ancient Mesopotamia, dating back to about 1754 BCE. It is now held in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France.

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France

10%

78%

10%

Italy

11%

76%

Poland

12%

71%

11208

Greece

71%

17%

Austria

12%

68%

13%

Mexico

63%

19%

the Netherlands

17%

62%

17%

Canada

22%

11%

61%

the United States

13%

59%

19%

189

Republic of Ireland

59%

31%

Kazakhstan

10%

15%

55%

18%

Germany

13%

54%

23%

502

the United Kingdom

22%

49%

20%

148

India

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23%

48%

10%

Belarus

47%

35%

Switzerland

22%

47%

30%

Russia

10%

46%

28%

175

Ukraine

16%

11%

39%

27%

229

the United Arab Emirates

48%

34%

Australia

33%

21%

What was the reason to build Canberra for Australian capital, rather than selecting one of the existing large cities?

safe location far from the sea

wish of the Indigenous Australians

low land price

dispute between Sydney and Melbourne

Which country other than USA named its capital after the president of the United States?

During the whole history, where were most of slaves from Africa taken to?

North America without Carribean

South America

Caribbean

Arabia

Who used the sarissa (a type of weapon) in their combat formations?