The form of law that was adopted by the whole of continental Europe was one in which
A)the law was not codified.
B)the law was both codified and based on previous cases.
C)the law was based on decisions of previous cases.
D)the law was codified.
E)the law was partly,but not fully,codified.

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The form of law that was adopted by the whole of continental Europe was one in which the law was codified. This means that the laws were written down in a systematic and comprehensive way, rather than relying on judge-made law or the decisions of previous cases. This allowed for greater predictability and consistency in the application of the law.

The Form of Law That Was Adopted by the Whole