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What is Hammurabi most famous for?

  • Being known as the 'micro-manager'
  • Conquering much of northern and western Mesopotamia
  • Opposing Assyria's military expansion
  • Codifying the laws of Babylonia into the Code of Hammurabi (correct)

What is depicted in the stele of Hammurabi?

  • Hammurabi receiving the code from the god Shamash (correct)
  • Hammurabi as the pious theocrat
  • Hammurabi opposing Assyria's military expansion
  • Hammurabi conquering northern and western Mesopotamia

What title was given to Hammurabi due to his conquests?

  • The pious theocrat
  • The king who made the four quarters of the earth obedient (correct)
  • The micro-manager
  • The conqueror of Assyria

What was the relationship between Babylonia and Assyria?

<p>Uneasy relationship with Babylonia opposing Assyria's military expansion (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What lasting influence did the Code of Hammurabi have?

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Hammurabi's Code

  • Hammurabi is most recognized for his Code of Hammurabi - a comprehensive set of laws that determined the structure of Babylonian society.
  • The Stele of Hammurabi is a stone monument that depicts Hammurabi receiving the law from the sun god Shamash.
  • It includes the Code of Hammurabi inscribed upon it in cuneiform script, offering a unique insight into Babylonian law and culture.

Hammurabi and Babylonia

  • Hammurabi was known as the "King of the Four Quarters" due to his conquests and expansion of the Babylonian Empire.
  • The relationship between Babylonia and Assyria was one of competition and conflict.
  • They fought for control of key trade routes, resources, and political dominance in Mesopotamia.

Lasting Influence

  • The Code of Hammurabi is considered one of the earliest and most complete legal codes in history.
  • It influenced legal systems throughout the ancient world and has provided significant insights into the societal structure, values, and norms of ancient Mesopotamia.

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