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Answer: The Code of Hammurabi is a law of ancient Mesopotamia.
Explanation:
In Hammurabi's code, the death of a nobleman used to be punished by death, but the death of a woman only compensated for paying her husband or father.
If a person cannot pay his debts the family would be sold to work as labor. Women were considered useless and she used to be sold for slavery.
<span>The greatest risk that Germany took was making new enemies. World War I was sparked and featured by alliances. In taking the position of indiscriminate warfare, there was a great chance of aggravating tensions and possibly opening new fronts aggravating and inciting new tactics to be used.</span>
