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How Did Western European Culture Change Over Time

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The world was and continues to be an ever-changing place. This was true in 1250 and 1450 B.C.E. Between those two times, many changes happened that would affect the world permanently, whether it be good or bad. Western Europe was facing a time of great economic change, with the founding of many systems that are still used today. In the Middle East, power dynamics were shifting with the fall of the Byzantine Empire and Islamic caliphate. In addition to this, religion was becoming progressively more intertwined with society. In the East, dynasties were rising and falling. Each of these events and themes are important to our history. In the West, countries in Europe were experimenting with trade and the economy. Emerging out of the Medieval

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