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The sacramental system of the Catholic Church
 
  a. would not be clearly defined until the fifteenth century.
  b. made the church an integral part of the people's lives from birth to death.
  c. was deemed unnecessary as part of salvation by the Fourth Lateran Council in 1215.
  d. made the weekly reception of the Eucharist mandatory for all Christians.
  e. was reserved only for the clergy.

Question 2

The Hagia Sophia
 
  a. was built in Rome.
  b. was constructed by Justinian.
  c. is considered the last example of the Golden Age of Roman art.
  d. had little connection to the emperors and symbolized a division between church and state.
  e. all of the above



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