The Romans had quite advanced civil engineering technology that was not again replicated until the early 1800s, this had all been lost with the fall of the empire so the middle ages had only very primitive technologies.
life was different in middle ages since it was the middles ages and in manor well, it was the manor!
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Many of the saints of the Middle Ages were missionaries. But saints came from all classes of life and did many very different things.
borin why are u asking u sad ow get a life
It was the religion and the only religion, so it controlled all.
I think you have your times confused. The Roman empire was in existence roughly a thousand years before the historical period called the middle ages. The two did not overlap, at least not in the west. Life was no more difficult for Christians in the time of the Roman empire than it was for anyone else, except during the times of persecution. And even in those times, Christians were not rigorously hunted down. By the time the middle ages came around everyone was a Christian and life was hard for everyone except the kings and members of the upper classes.
because what they had to do was so different from each other and they had so much stuff to do
life was really good
the difference between the renaissance and the middle ages is that the middle ages was a time of survival and religious belives. During the middle ages people still believed in god. Also, there were many raids, and travel was not safe. People focused on getting enough food and survivng in the harsh way of life. The middle ages is known as the dark ages because of how harsh people lived. On the other hand the renaissance was of time of rebith, invention, and bring back the classic ways of the Greek and Roman ideas. People lived in luxury and enjoyed life unlike the people of the medival era, otherwise known as the middle ages.
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"Barbaric" is a term that has been romanticised to infer the primitive and brutal nature of life and warfare during the Middle Ages (ca. 5th to 15th centuries) The term can also relate the the loosely coined "Barbarians", which was given to tribes and people outside the Roman Empire prior to the onset of the Middle Ages. As the rapid expansion of the Roman Empire and the influx of foreigners (i.e. barbarians) into the Roman lands were responsible for the demise of the the Empire, it could be another reason why the Middle Ages are labelled as 'barbaric'. It is however, not appropriate to label the entire Middle Ages period as barbaric as there very many discoveries and occurrences during this time that were very civilised and eminent and far from the stereotypical and contemporary definition of barbaric.