Three laws from Hammurabi's Code are:
- If a man steals goods from a temple or from a house, he should be executed.
- If a man steals a child, he should be put to death.
- If a man is captured while stealing, he should be put to death.
<h3>Who is involved in these laws?
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These laws describe theft so those involved are the thieves and the people who are stolen from.
<h3>Purpose of the laws </h3>
They describe the penalties for engaging in criminal activities related to theft.
<h3 /><h3>Punishments when law is broken</h3>
Thieves are to be punished by execution.
<h3>Influence of Agricultural revolution </h3>
People were now starting to earn profit from trading in crops so these laws wanted to make it as hard as possible for people to steal from others and to encourage agriculture.
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