What does the stele of Hammurabi tell about the king

A.) he wanted to distribute wealth to his subjects

B.) he was a link between the people and the gods

C.) he wanted to rule on a whim rather than by rules

D.) He preferred cuneiform to relief work

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Hadley Reyes

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5 August, 19:42

What does the stele of Hammurabi tell about the king

A.) he wanted to distribute wealth to his subjects

B.) he was a link between the people and the gods

C.) he wanted to rule on a whim rather than by rules

D.) He preferred cuneiform to relief work

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Frida Weiss · Answer 1

I would say your answer is B.) he was a link between the people and the gods

Explanation:

Stele with Law Code of Hammurabi. This is the upper part of the stele that is approximately 7' 4" tall. The laws, written in cuneiform, are inscribed on the lower part of the monument ... Hammurabi is portrayed receiving the laws directly from Shamash the sun god.

What does the stele of Hammurabi tell about the kingA.) he wanted to distribute wealth to his subjectsB.) he was a link between the people and the godsC.) he wanted to rule on a whim rather than by rulesD.) He preferred cuneiform to relief work

What does the stele of Hammurabi tell about the king

A.) he wanted to distribute wealth to his subjects

B.) he was a link between the people and the gods

C.) he wanted to rule on a whim rather than by rules

D.) He preferred cuneiform to relief work