I think the answer is A^_^
The common visual technique do these Egyptian pieces use to communicate meaning is The Narmer Palette depict slaves and other humans as they are smaller than the pharaoh.
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Egyptian pieces?</h3>
The Code of Hammurabi depict Hammurabi (standing) as a smaller being that is smaller than his patron god (seated).
Note that the two pieces shows less powerful figures as they are physically smaller than those who are powerful figures
Therefore, The common visual technique do these Egyptian pieces use to communicate meaning is The Narmer Palette depict slaves and other humans as they are smaller than the pharaoh.
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Forbidding colonies to trade with other nations , subsides on export, limiting wages
Uh...Have to go with A but wait for more answers■SORRY
