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Answer: BSet 4: Command of Evidence
Explanation
PASSAGE
The Code of Hammurabi (c. 1754 BCE) is one of the oldest written legal codes. Famous for its principle of 'an eye for an eye,' the code standardized punishments across ancient Babylon. However, penalties varied based on the social class of the victim and offender.
What limitation does the text reveal about the Code of Hammurabi's concept of justice?
A. It applied different standards based on social class.
B. It was only applied to military matters.✓ Correct
C. It predates all other legal systems.
D. It was identical to modern legal codes.
Detailed Explanation
The text says 'penalties varied based on the social class of the victim and offender. ' This means justice was not equal.
Key Evidence:
• "penalties varied based on the social class"
Why others are wrong: B (Not stated.), C (Being old is not a 'limitation.'), D (It's clearly ancient and different.).