<span>The Justinian Code made law for those living in the Byzantine Empire simpler and more accessible.
By removing contradictory and outdated laws, people were able to live
with less ambiguity. Furthermore, the process of codifying law became a
method of compilation that governments still use today but i am not sure
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Answer:
It has started to thrive
Explanation:
The started to thrive due to the rebirth of the plantation system of farming
The evidence used by Duara to support his claim about Western racial attitudes and Japanese militarism is that Japan had a <u>lower quota of ships</u><u> than others</u>.
<h3>What was the western racial attitude towards Japanese militarism?</h3>
The West responded to the increased Japanese militarism with:
- Tariffs, which limited exports
- Discriminatory legislation
- Anti-Japanese racism
- Barriers to emigration.
Thus, the ONE piece of evidence that Duara uses in the passage to support his claim regarding Western racial attitudes and Japanese militarism in the second paragraph is that Japan had a <u>lower quota of ships</u><u> than others</u>.
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