... erupt in a state of chaos with no central security. Other possible links on how feudalism started is when local leaders gained followers during the Muslim and Magyar attacks during the 9th and 11th century, or when the Treaty of Verdun in 843 caused Frankish kingdom to divide into 3 kingdoms, which ... again after the bubonic plague (Black Death) of the 14th century; however the epidemic did not entirely disappear until the 1600s6 sparked a revival and change of all aspects in Italy. Once again, the state dominates the church for the church lost extreme authority for failing the citizens...

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... . Once the Black Death took its toll and wiped out 1/2-1/3 of the population in 1348-1349 the economy fell and one of Europe's greatest cities was now in an unstable and turbulent state. This state of disarray and chaos allowed the business class to rise to power and take control of the city. This new faction of leaders that led the population helped renew interest in ... Roman literature and life, which is characterized as the time of ... back to Florence. This time period was also one where humanistic studies, engineering development, scientific inventions and artistic achievements ha...

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