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The document discusses several aspects of life in medieval Europe following the fall of the Western Roman Empire. When Roman centers of power collapsed, nobles fled to rural areas and towns they fortified. By 800, French and Spanish languages had evolved from Latin and Germanic tribes were known for their traditions of architecture, fighting, and legends. The Roman Catholic Church provided order during this period and the Franks came to power in the former Roman province of Gaul.
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