Justinian's longest lasting reform was the:
A)creation of a standing Roman army.
B)organization and codification of Roman law.
C)construction of the Coliseum.
D)adoption of Christianity.
E)publication of a series of books about Roman history.

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Justinian's most significant and enduring reform was the organization and codification of Roman law. This resulted in the creation of "Justinian's Code," which became the basis of civil law in many modern countries, including Italy, Spain, and parts of South America.

Justinian's Longest Lasting Reform Was The