The British view was they thought the American militia was below
par trained and unsystematic. They also thought the colonists were unusable
because they were reluctant to help the troops.
Other British views were:
-Britain viewed colonies as ungracious children/freeloaders
after the war.
-British viewed themselves as conquerors
-The war left Britain in debt, this liability caused Britain to tax colonies
because of this taxes, colonies become annoyed with Britain and rebelled.
Answer:
Laws were made more consistent and predictable.
Explanation:
Hammurabi's Code influenced other codes of law to be more consistent and predictable.
It set the precedent for laws to be written in a standard format.
For example, the laws in Hammurabi's Code were all in the same format. The specific situation would be stated, then the punishment would follow it.
set of rules for self-governance
so id say go with d b looks good but it talking bout power not government
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This is all you'll need to find the answer.
http://www.momentmag.com/how-the-first-world-war-changed-jewish-history/
The invention from Song, China that had the greatest influence on the spread of learning was paper and printing. This helped to get the public interested in reading.