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What impact did the Justinian Code have on religion?
It prevented government from interfering in religion.
It made Christianity the national religion.
It made practicing religion illegal.
It gave priests control over the civil courts.
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It made Christianity the national religion.
Justinian's laws reinforced Christianity as the state religion (suppressing pagan practices and certain heresies) and tied church and state more closely — the emperor exercised significant authority over ecclesiastical matters. The other statements are incorrect.
Justinian's laws reinforced Christianity as the state religion (suppressing pagan practices and certain heresies) and tied church and state more closely — the emperor exercised significant authority over ecclesiastical matters. The other statements are incorrect.
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