What was hammurabi's most important achievement as the ruler of babylon?

a. he was responsible for a codification of laws that influenced later societies.

b. he built extensive canals, which carried water to many parts of his kingdom.

c. he established permanent armies, which he used to control his empire.

d. he appointed governors to rule over conquered cities.

A.

Explanation:

Hammurabi wrote about 281 laws on a giant black Steele establishing laws along with the most famous law "an eye for an eye"

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