Feudalism in Europe evolved from agricultural slavery in the …………..Empire and speared through Europe.

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• After the decline and fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century, the Eastern Roman empire or the Byzantine Empire with ……………..as its capital was formed which remained for about a thousand years.
• Even before the fall of the ancient Roman Empire in the …………… century, the Byzantine Empire or the Eastern Roman Empire had come into existence.
• The system based on agrarian order developed first in Western Europe during the early medieval period and then spread to the other parts of Europe is called………………..
• About 500 AD much of the Western Europe was left without a strong centralized government, due to the breakdown of the ………….Empire.
• The term feudalism is derived from the ………….word ‘feodum’ which means a ‘fief’ or a piece of land.
• One of the most commonly accepted definition of feudalism is that of the historian, ………….., who calls it the ‘feudal society’.
• ……………………The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, which was published in six volumes between 1776 and 1788.
• …………………..’s two most important works in medicine are the ‘Book of Healing’ and the ‘Canon of Medicine’, both used as the standard medicinal texts in both the Arab world and Europe for a long time.
• By the 12th century centers of learning known as the ……………..sprang up across western Europe, drawing scholars from different fields and mixing the knowledge of the ancient Greeks with the new discoveries of the Arab philosophers and scientists.
• In the year………………., the ‘Black Death’ and other disasters sealed a sudden end of the period of scientific and philosophic development in medieval Europe.