How was punishment viewed under the Code of Hammurabi?
a. Punishments were more severe for the upper classes.
b. The system of justice was based on "an eye for an eye.".
c. The goal of punishment was reform, not retribution.
d. The upper class was never punished.
e. Punishments stressed the importance of confession and forgiveness.
b
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false