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Hammurabi's Code Of Law Vocabulary Words

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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HAMMURABI'S CODE OF LAWS

CITY-STATES

  • Towns or cites that rule themselves and the
  • land around them

BLANK SLATE

  • Something that has yet to be marked
  • ,determined, or developed

ACCUSED

  • A person charged with doing something
  • wrong

STELE

  • An upright stone or pillar engraved
  • with writing

IRRIGATION CANALS

  • Ditches that carry water from a river
  • to a farm to water cropes.

SCURITY

  • A feeling of safety; freedom from
  • danger.

CUNEIFORM

  • Wedge-shaped characters used in
  • writing several ancient languages.

ASPECTS

  • A way in which something can
  • be viewed by the mind.

BABYLONIA

  • A rich and powerful empire
  • in Mesopotamia.

MILITARY CAMPAIGNS

  • Activity by a miltary designed to
  • achieve a specific objective .

DOCUMENTS

  • Writing that provides in formation.

MESOPOTAMIA

  • The land between the Tigirs and Euphrates
  • ; site of several anceint civilization;part
  • of what is now known as Iraq.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE

  • A palce where ancient people lived,
  • worked ,or left things they made
  • - e g., the pyramids of Egypt

SOCIAL CLASSES

  • Group of people with different levels
  • of imortance within society.

JUST

  • Something that is fair and right.

SQUABBLES

  • To engage in a disagreeable argument,
  • usually over a trivial matter.

HARSH

  • Unpleasant to hear, touch or
  • endure.

UNJUST

  • Not fair; marked by injustice
  • or partiality or deception

CIVILIZATION

  • A culture that has a system of
  • goverment,religion, and learning

VICTIM

  • An person who suffers from crime
  • ,disease,accident or bad experience.

JUSTICE

  • The idea of being fair or right for
  • all people no matter what they look
  • like or who they are.

INTACT

  • All in one piece or whole.

SOCIETY

  • A group of people forming
  • a community.

IRRIGATION LAWS

  • Laws to protect the water
  • rights for the people.

TRAMPLING

  • Tread or stomp heavily
  • or roughly

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SAMPLING

  • To gain data about the whole
  • by studying a part.