Question
A) How does law as a cultural practice connect river valley civilizations to classical civilizations?
(1 point)
The river valley civilizations created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s
Code.
The Indus Valley civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s
Code.
The ancient Rome civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s
Code.
The Minoan civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s Code
(1 point)
The river valley civilizations created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s
Code.
The Indus Valley civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s
Code.
The ancient Rome civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s
Code.
The Minoan civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s Code
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The statement that best connects river valley civilizations to classical civilizations through law as a cultural practice is:
**The ancient Rome civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s Code.**
This is because the Laws of the Twelve Tables were a foundational legal code for ancient Rome, and they drew inspiration from earlier legal traditions, including Hammurabi’s Code from Babylon, a river valley civilization. This connection illustrates how legal practices evolved from earlier civilizations into classical ones.
**The ancient Rome civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s Code.**
This is because the Laws of the Twelve Tables were a foundational legal code for ancient Rome, and they drew inspiration from earlier legal traditions, including Hammurabi’s Code from Babylon, a river valley civilization. This connection illustrates how legal practices evolved from earlier civilizations into classical ones.