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The Hagia Sophia still exists today because: A. The Hagia Sophia has always been controlled by a Christian community B. The structure is in a geographic location devoid of milit…

The Hagia Sophia still exists today because: A. The Hagia Sophia has always been controlled by a Christian community B. The structure is in a geographic location devoid of milit…
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The Hagia Sophia still exists today because: A. The Hagia Sophia has always been controlled by a Christian community B. The structure is in a geographic location devoid of military destruction C. The Muslim invaders converted it into a mosque

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i think A but i am not sure all i know is that they use it for a museum now.

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