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After the fall of the Roman Empire, new Germanic kingdoms arose and became known as Latin Christendom blending Latin and Germanic traditions. Discuss examples of these traditions and how they evolved during this time. What unified these new kingdoms?

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Latin and Germanic Traditions are examined. The expert discusses these examples of traditions and how they evolve during this time.

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This was accomplished by Germanic rulers that continued to maintain certain areas of the Roman administrative system, Germanic rulers that adopted the practice of the monarch representing the source ...

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