Answer:
All 282 laws of Hammurabi's Code were also probably read aloud in public on a regular basis <u> so that </u>no one could be excused for committing a crime because of not knowing the law.
Explanation:
What we need is a conjunction that links the two clauses, the first clause is giving the reason why all 282 laws of Hammurabi's Code were also probably read aloud in public on regular basis, and the second clause, after the conjunction so that, is to explain the activities related with the first clause.
Answer:
according to Linda Collier juvenile offenders should be given the minimum imprisonment period and should be given equal chances of rehabilitation into the society and should be given vocational training as per their individual capabilities
The answer should be C
The answer should be C because it gives some pretty obvious clues. Like where it says 'Both women were in their forties and very pleasant' it is very obvious that 'very pleasant' means that he likes both the women. 'And he thought either of them would do an excellent job' means he likes both of them so much it is hard to choose one.
Nineteenth - women
The 19th amendment expanded the right to vote to about half the population.
15th amendment may increase the voting population but it does not double the population of voters.
