The Code of Hammurabi is divided into three parts: Prologue, Laws, and Epilogue.
In the Prologue, Hammurabi's achievements are listed, along with support from the gods.
In Laws, it covered subjects such as: Theft, trade, slavery, divorce, adultery, duties of workers, liability, and slander. It lists a total of 282 laws.
In the Epilogue, it reassures that following these laws will bring peace, and that if they break these laws they will be punished by the gods .
World War II. Hitler got Germany citizen's attention, promising that he will normalize the economy and bring back the lands that were taken by the winners. Even though Germany was not supposed to have an army over 100,000 soldiers, Hitler ignored the rules and just went on to start World War II, which killed 70-85 million people for the soldiers and about 55 million civilians.
Several groups of American stockbrokers have been asked to predict the future of stock markets in Japan. They will be more confident than correct in their predictions.
<u>Explanation</u>:
A stockbroker is a sales agent who trade securities for their clients and earns commission on each trade. The brokers provide trading advice and tips on opening and closing prices of the stock market.
American stockbrokers will be confident in their prediction about the future stock market. A stock market or share market is a place where one can buy or sell the stocks.
If American stockbrokers are asked to predict the future of stock markets in Japan, they will be more confident than correct in their predictions.
<span>Before the
Civil War, citizens saw the national government as a distant, even foreign, entity.
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Before Civil War there were of lot of elements contributing
in the concept of a distant, even foreign, entity. For example
slavery and state rights had become inseparably knotted to each other until
186, the national government’s power over the states, the way South lived and
many more were the causes of the concept.
