Hammurabi's Legal Code says a great deal about the need to establish justice and maintain order within the societies of Babylon, however, it also illustrates the class structure and lack of equality. The severity of one's punishment is determined by the class and status of the victim, the worst punishments are reserved for those who act against the highest classes. The punishment was significantly less severe for crimes committed against the slave class.
The United States did<span> not </span>gain<span> anything. The </span>War of 1812<span> was the </span>US<span> attacking the British Colony of Canada, and the British held Canada and even burned down the Executive Building. The end </span>of the war<span> was a “White Peace” meaning neither side took land or </span>war<span> reparations.</span>
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The reason for the long delay, especially in the drawn-out final months of the effort, lay less in sexism than in racism. By 1919, women had mostly beaten down the arguments that their voting would imperil female fertility, men’s masculinity or the nation’s vitality. Few individuals and no cultures give up power for nothing, so doing the right thing and/or getting to an equitable place isn’t a given.
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