The option which explains one way in which the Byzantine Empire continued the cultural traditions of the Romans is the second one - by using Latin as the primary written language, at least until the 7th century when they started using Greek.
A is a weird option - how can adapting Greek ideas be a continuation of Roman traditions? C is insulting. D is incorrect as Byzantine Empire didn't have gladiators.
To get rid of the native and to save the man. They took away their way of culture and their traditional ways due to the fact that they wanted to raised them the Catholic way and in hope the Catholic natives would influence other natives to ditch the culture and continue the Catholic ways
<span>The correct answer is A. a military state
Spartan society was devoted on military service and loyalty to the state before everything else, including one’s family. Spartan boys entered military training and a rigorous education that is sponsored by the state at the age of 7, where they emphasized duty, discipline, and endurance<span>
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Technological innovation and growing<span> trade with other nations. Industrial growth.</span>
