The Medieval City: City Air Makes One Free

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The Medieval City: City Air Makes One Free The Culture of Cities Wednesday, February 1/2006 SOSC 2730

Selected Civilizations

The Medieval City: City Air Makes One Free

Reading Mumford Chapter 9 Cloister & Community

Transition Roman empire decline political institutions fail Christian church fills the void pressures from outside the empire overwhelm it

Barbarian Invasions migration wealth Roman empire unable to hold back any longer

Social Order hierarchical, absolutist feudal responsibilities inheritance consequences

Dark Age? not as dark as sometimes portrayed Charlemange Holy Roman Emperor Christmas Day, 800

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