Idk what the dude above is talking about, because you asked about the war on terrorism. For the US, it was 9/11
Answer:
Hammurabi’s Code is one of the earliest collections of law. It was created in Babylonia around 1760 BC and it has a total of 282 sections of the law engraved on a stone boat in a public place. The law is named after Hammurabi, the then king of Babylon.
The basic idea of the law has been said to be the principle "Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth", but also Hammurabi's Code provided for penalties for various violent and other crimes and debts according to the same principle. However, in some cases, even under Hammurabi's Code, violent crimes were punishable only by a fine, especially if the crime was committed against a person of a lower estate.
The law dealt mainly with theft, pastoral issues, property damage, women’s rights, marriage, children’s rights, slave rights, murder and various assaults, and death. The punishments were different for members of different social groups. The law does not mention anything about taxation.
<span>Spain had to deal with a lot of battles between the other colonies</span>
Answer:
Carved masks, Griots, Kente Cloth
Explanation:
Carved masks are used during ceremonies.
Griots are travelling poets and storytellers sharing the oral history
Kente cloth is interwoven cloth strips of silk and cotton native to Ghana.
Answer:
President Lincoln accepted the belief that individual states should settle the question of slavery
Explanation:
While the war initially began to ensure that he was able to preserve the union and not about Slavery as the war progressed and with the Emancipation Proclamation he declared that the war would end slavery as well as preserve the Union. We see this again when he gives the Gettysburg Address
