1. How did justinians code have an impact beyond the Byzantine empire A. It provided models for strong alliances between monarchs B. It organized ancient roman laws for use within the empire C. It promoted trade among Europe the Middle East and Asia D. It later guided the development of present day international law 2. How did Germanic tribes carve Europe into small kingdoms A. Germanic leaders formed strong alliances B. Germanic traders set up free-trade zones C. Germanic priests unified religious groups D. Germanic kings waged of conquest 3. HOW did Charlemagne most effectively convert many pagans to Christianity A by requiring church attendance B by reviving the Latin learning C through missionaries D through papal mandate

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Dante Atkins

24 June, 21:57

1. How did justinians code have an impact beyond the Byzantine empire A. It provided models for strong alliances between monarchs B. It organized ancient roman laws for use within the empire C. It promoted trade among Europe the Middle East and Asia D. It later guided the development of present day international law 2. How did Germanic tribes carve Europe into small kingdoms A. Germanic leaders formed strong alliances B. Germanic traders set up free-trade zones C. Germanic priests unified religious groups D. Germanic kings waged of conquest 3. HOW did Charlemagne most effectively convert many pagans to Christianity A by requiring church attendance B by reviving the Latin learning C through missionaries D through papal mandate

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Rodrigo Graves · Answer 1

The correct answer for 1 should be D. It later guided the development of present day international law

Many countries based their laws on Justianians code which had a major influence on today's laws.

The correct answer for 2 should be D. Germanic kings waged of conquest

Many of them conquered parts of roman land and since there were many of them, many kingdoms were established

The correct answer for 3 should be B by reviving the Latin learning

He enabled people to study which spared interest in learning and copying religious scripts and books.