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1 Results of the Fall of Rome in Europe

2 Western Europe Rise of smaller independent kingdoms

3 Eastern Europe Rise of Byzantine Empire (476-1453)
Preserved Greek and Roman culture and technology

4 Changes in Europe Disruption in trade- city no longer center of trade
Scarcity of money Downfall of cities- no longer important or needed Population shift- people move to rural areas and farm

5 Education and Learning
Germanic invaders could not read or write Romance Languages develop- Latin evolves into local dialects (Spanish, Portuguese, French, Romanian, Italian…) Monks in Monasteries keep learning alive

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