What was Justinian’s law code? a) The codification of over 5000 Roman laws. b) A Chinese legal document used in the Byzantine Empire. c)An older version of American civil law.

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What was Justinian’s law code?

a) The codification of over 5000 Roman laws.
b) A Chinese legal document used in the Byzantine Empire.
c)An older version of American civil law.

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The answer is A) The Codification of over 5000 Roman Laws.

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Answer:

none its or B

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the right answer is Byzantine empire

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