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Is it true that three major elements came together to form European civilization the Romans legacy the traditions of Germanic peoples and the Christianity church?
Yes, it is true that three major elements contributed to the formation of European civilization: the legacy of the Romans, the traditions of Germanic peoples, and the influence of the Christian Church. The Roman Empire provided infrastructure, governance, and cultural foundations, while Germanic tribes introduced new social structures and customs. Christianity unified diverse groups under a common faith and moral framework, shaping societal values and institutions. Together, these elements laid the groundwork for the development of medieval and modern European societies.
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How did the Germanic traditions differ from the Romana Traditions?
They differed in many ways (obviously), although both have a culture and tradition that stems from their Proto-European background.
What contributions did the Germanic peoples make to the new political economic and social conditions of early European civilization?
the church the power
The civilization of Latin Christendom was a blending of Christian Greco-Roman Germanic traditions Explain this statement?
It was at a time when Europe was constantly changing hands. With all the bending of the cultures of the time Germanic, Roman, Previous Christian views they all came together.
Which Germanic tribe was the first to accept Christianity?
Vandals.
What has the author Johann Christoph Cleffel written?
Johann Christoph Cleffel has written: 'Antiqvitates germanorvm potissimvm septentrionalivm selectae ..' -- subject(s): Civilization, Germanic, Germanic Civilization
English belongs to which branch of the indo european family of languages?
Germanic
Is Gothic an Indo-European language?
Yes, it was (it's an extinct language now), from the Eastern Germanic branch.
Who was the first Germanic ruler to accept Christianity?
Clovis
What has the author Friedrichkarl Roedemeyer written?
Friedrichkarl Roedemeyer has written: 'Sprache deutscher Landschaft' -- subject(s): Civilization, Germanic, Ethnology, German language, Germanic Civilization, Landscape, Linguistic geography
Is Germanic the most direct descendant of Indo-European in tracing the family history of English?
Yes, Germanic is considered one of the branches of the Indo-European language family that directly contributed to the development of English. English belongs to the West Germanic group of languages, which evolved from Proto-Germanic, itself a descendant of the original Indo-European language.
Were the Saxons black?
No, they were a northern European Germanic people.
What has the author Torston Evert Karsten written?
Torston Evert Karsten has written: 'Les anciens Germains' -- subject(s): Germanic Civilization, Germanic languages, Germanic peoples
