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They could work together when religious differences were not a point of contention.
They could not find common ground and were often at war.
They viewed each other as so similar that there were no differences between them.
They were able to preserve the Roman Empire until the end of the Middle Ages.The Visigoths began to insist that Jewish people convert or suffer consequences.
The Visigoths became more tolerant of Jewish people.
The Visigoths did not change their policies toward Jewish people.
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