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Question 1

Female monasticism in the twelfth century is best described as
 
  a. a new phenomenon.
  b. a refuge for women of all classes.
  c. in decline, due to the changing, negative view of women.
  d. on the upswing, with increasing numbers of women joining religious houses.
  e. found only in France.

Question 2

Emperor Justinian's most lasting achievement was
 
  a. recovering territories in the western Mediterranean including Rome.
  b. the codification of Roman law in the Corpus Juris Civilis.
  c. the Ravenna mosaics.
  d. repulsing the Arab attack on Constantinople.
  e. the final break between Catholic and Orthodox churches.



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