Which place is home to the first known written code of law?

A. Egypt
B. Mesopotamia
C. Both
D. Neither

The Code of Hammurabi is the first known written code of conduct, or law. This existed in Mesopotamia.

Answered by ttstreb | 2024-06-10

The place is home to the first known written code of law in Mesopotamia . Thus the correct option is B.
What is Law?
A law is referred to as a set of rules and regulations , guidelines given in the constitution and implemented by the ruling government to maintain cordial relationships among people and helps to conduct the **functioning **of any country properly.
A** written** code of **law **plays a significant role in a country as it provides evidence about the occurrence and ensures the security of the legal practices and one can take obligations over this.
Mesopotamia is the place where the Code of Hammurabi, a collection of 282 rules, is believed to have developed . The Hammurabi code of **laws **established models for trade agreements and established penalties and disciplines to satisfy the requirements of equity.
Therefore, option ** B** is appropriate.
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Answered by dubeyshailja64 | 2024-06-16

The first known written code of law is the Code of Hammurabi, created by King Hammurabi in Mesopotamia around 1754 BCE. This code aimed to establish justice and order within society by detailing laws and their corresponding penalties. The correct answer is B. Mesopotamia .
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Answered by dubeyshailja64 | 2024-09-04