Modern Law Differs from Medieval Law Primarily Because

Modern law differs from medieval law primarily because

A) medieval law was solely an oral tradition.
B) modern has an impersonal, objective quality; medieval law tended to be personal.
C) medieval law was strongly influence by Roman law; modern law is not.
D) medieval law was made by those in authority; modern law is made directly by the people.
E) modern law is seen as eternal and unchanging; medieval law changed frequently.