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9 December, 16:49

How did Rome change Europe?

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    The feudal system started because the Roman Empire fell.

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    It affected the European society by making Europe be divided into Barbarian kingdoms. There are hundreds of Barbarian kingdoms ... It was also affected by Europe not having a civilization anymore and in addition, Europe started the Middle Ages.
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