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| Lower Secondary – Law Focus question 1: Why do we need laws? Activity 4: Ancient law Its city of Babylon was large for its times. Babylonian society had three classes of people aristocracy, freed men and slaves. In about 1780 bc, Hammurabi made a code of 282 laws. Carved in stone 12.56 Kb. 1 | read |
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