Question

Which of the following statements specifies the cause-and-effect relationship of river valley civilizations’ laws changing over time?(1 point)
Responses

Mesopotamia leadership changed the law from the Code of Hammurabi to the ma'at legal practice that valued peace and harmony.
Mesopotamia leadership changed the law from the Code of Hammurabi to the ma'at legal practice that valued peace and harmony.
Mesopotamia leadership changed the law from Legalism to the Code of Hammurabi that used a law of “innocent until proven guilty.”
Mesopotamia leadership changed the law from Legalism to the Code of Hammurabi that used a law of “innocent until proven guilty.”
Mesopotamia leadership changed the law from the Code of Ur-Nammu to the Code of Hammurabi that used a law of retaliation.
Mesopotamia leadership changed the law from the Code of Ur-Nammu to the Code of Hammurabi that used a law of retaliation.
Mesopotamia leadership changed the law from the Code of Ur-Nammu to Confucianism that valued relationships.
Answer
Confucianism is in china
Answered by GPT 3.5
The correct statement that specifies the cause-and-effect relationship of river valley civilizations' laws changing over time is "Mesopotamia leadership changed the law from the Code of Ur-Nammu to Confucianism that valued relationships."
Answered by GPT 3.5
You are correct. I apologize for the mistake in my response. Confucianism is indeed a philosophy and moral code that originated in China, not Mesopotamia. The correct statement specifying the cause-and-effect relationship of river valley civilizations' laws changing over time is "Mesopotamia leadership changed the law from the Code of Ur-Nammu to the Code of Hammurabi that used a law of retaliation."