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Hammurabi's Code provided justice for Ancient Babylon through a comprehensive set of 282 laws that established consistent punishments based on the social class of the offender. The Code was written in 1790 BC by King Hammurabi and was one of the first large collections of laws in the world. It embodied the principle of "an eye for an eye" by having punishments match the severity of the crime. Wealthier citizens would face fines for offenses while commoners could be subject to physical punishment. The government took responsibility for order and justice in society under Hammurabi's Code.
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I. Babylonian Empire [2000 BC 1680 BC]
1. Nomadic warriors overtook the Sumerians.
I. Hammurabis Code
1. In 1790 BC, king wrote the worlds first large collection of laws.
I. Legal Principles of Hammurabi
1. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
A. 282 specific laws.
2. Punishments would be based upon social class of lawbreaker.
A. Wealthy citizens would pay fines, commoners would face physical
punishment.
B. Government had a responsibility for what occurred in society.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/05-hammurabiscode-130723154400-phpapp01/85/05-hammurabi-s-code-4-320.jpg)
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