How does law as a cultural practice connect river valley civilizations to classical civilizations?(1 point)

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The Indus Valley civilization 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 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.
The Minoan civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s Code.

The river valley civilizations created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s Code.

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The ancient Rome civilization created the Laws of the Twelve Tables, which were inspired by Hammurabi’s Code.

The Twelve Tables were a set of laws that formed the foundation of Roman law and were influenced by earlier legal codes, including Hammurabi's Code from Mesopotamian civilization. River valley civilizations laid some of the groundwork for legal systems that would be developed and adapted by classical civilizations, including Rome.