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He used the Hammurabi's code. Wich made everything safe and able to live a normal life without having to do all this stuff. Also he made sure everyone would follow the code or else they would have to face several consequences.
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∙ 11y agoSargon used smart political strategies. He destroyed the walls of cities to make it harder for people to rebel. He also made sure the governors of city-states were loyal to him. If they were not he replaced them with his own men.
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