Hammurabi Blog

Today in class we did a worksheet with with a partner. the worksheet was on Hammurabi's code. We had to make up a punishment for same of the crimes that could have happened around that time. After we finished our worksheet, we all shared our thoughts about it. We all had either similar thoughts, or very different thoughts. After we shared some of our ideas, it was towards the end of the class. Once the bell rang we got a worksheet that we have to do for homework. The homework is easy and only has a few questions. It is on Hammurabi's Code.

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