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20 August, 16:38

The Babylonian civilization was noted for its code of laws.

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  1. 20 August, 16:47
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    The Babylonians were polytheists; they believed that there were many gods that ruled different parts of the universe. They believed that the king god was Marduk, patron of Babylon
  2. 20 August, 17:27
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    True. Their leader was known for their code of laws and rights, such as women and slaves and allowed to own property
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