Which of the following describes a code of conduct codified post-1600 in Japan and known as the “way of the warrior”?

The statement "measuring rods and coiled rope," which connotes the ruler's capacity to build social order and render judgments, is best depicted on the ____

a. stele of Hammurabi b. Standard of Ur c. victory Stele of Naram-Sin d. victory stele of Eannatum (Stele of the Vultures)

The writings of Erasmus and More, like the Protestant Reformation itself, reflect a deep concern with

A. strengthening Papal authority. B. the exercise of Christian conscience. C. political efforts to reduce class barriers. D. severing Northern Europe's ties with the Catholic Church.