Why is hammurabis code a great babylonian achievement ?
a) it established laws that created peace and stability
b) it created a system of roads that unified the empire c) it made people financially responsible for their military d) it listed all the powers of the rulers of the empire

The correct answer is A. Hammurabi's code is a great Babylonian achievement because it established laws that created peace and stability.

The Code of Hammurabi is one of the oldest sets of laws that have been found and one of the best preserved copies of this type of documents created in ancient Mesopotamia. It is based on the application of the Law of the Talion (eye for an eye), and is also one of the earliest examples of the principle of presumption of innocence, since it suggests that the accused or the accuser have the opportunity to provide evidence. It was written in 1750 BC by the king Hammurabi, who unified the existing codes in the cities of the Babylonian empire.

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