The Dark Ages: What Really Happened After the Fall of Rome.
The Dark Ages are a period in European history that covers the time from the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD to the Renaissance in the 1500s.
In this video, we'll explore what really happened during the Dark Ages, from the rise of the Franks to the fall of the Western Roman Empire. We'll look at the causes of the collapse, and understand the factors that led to the revival of learning and culture that is often referred to as the Renaissance. Finally, we'll explore the impact of the Dark Ages on the development of medieval England and Europe as a whole.
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Maiorianus
1 year agoRome and Italy in the early Middle Ages.
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Maiorianus
1 year agoThe collapse of the Roman Empire started after this event.
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