Answer: A. The Christian traditions established by the Western Roman Empire continued to thrive in the East.
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After Christianity was recognized and tolerated by the Roman empire with the Edict of Milan in 313 AD, Christianity spread across the empire especially in the Western Roman Empire where it was stronger.
Christian traditions were therefore established in the West to govern the empire and when Rome and the Western empire fell, a lot of these traditions continued with the Orthodox church in the Eastern Roman/ Byzantine empire.
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The Christian traditions established by the Western Roman Empire continued to thrive in the East.
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