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How might Hammurabi's Code have prevented a single ruler from imposing, or forcing, his or her will on people?

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By keeping the ruler from making up new laws that were not referenced in the Code. Hammurabi's code has a great deal to do with Egypt.Hammurabi's Code is among the most established translatable compositions. It comprises of 282 laws, most concerning discipline.

Every law considers the culprit's status. The code additionally incorporates the most punctual known development laws, intended to adjust the motivators of developer and tenant to guarantee that manufacturers made safe homes.

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