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Medieval history spans roughly from the 5th to the 15th centuries, encompassing the fall of the Western Roman Empire through the Renaissance. This millennium witnessed the rise of feudalism as the dominant social and political system across Europe, where land ownership determined power and peasants worked as serfs bound to their lords' estates. The Catholic Church emerged as the most powerful institution, wielding enormous spiritual, political, and economic influence while preserving classical knowledge through monastic libraries and establishing the first universities. The Byzantine Empire continued the Roman legacy in the East until Constantinople's fall in 1453, while the Islamic world experienced a golden age of scientific, mathematical, and philosophical advancement that would later influence European thought. Viking raids and expansion connected distant regions through trade networks, while the Crusades beginning in 1095 brought centuries of religious warfare and cultural exchange between Christian and Islamic civilizations. Agricultural innovations like the heavy plow and three-field system supported population growth, leading to the revival of towns and trade by the High Middle Ages. The devastating Black Death of the 14th century killed roughly one-third of Europe's population, contributing to social upheaval and the gradual decline of feudalism. Gothic architecture reached magnificent heights in cathedrals like Notre-Dame and Chartres, while vernacular literatures flourished with works like Dante's Divine Comedy and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. The Hundred Years' War between England and France, the rise of powerful monarchies, and the early stirrings of humanism and scientific inquiry marked the late medieval period's transition toward the Renaissance, fundamentally shaping the foundations of modern European civilization.

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