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In the Middle Ages, life in Europe was deeply influenced by religion. Many young men chose to live as (monks) in monasteries, devoting themselves to prayer, study, and manual work. These institutions became centers of learning, preserving ancient texts when much of society was unstable.
In the Middle Ages, life in Europe was deeply influenced by religion. Many young men chose to live as (monks) in monasteries, devoting themselves to prayer, study, and manual work. These institutions became centers of learning, preserving ancient texts when much of society was unstable.
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However, people in the past often judged others unfairly. For instance, foreigners or minority groups sometimes faced strong social (prejudice), which limited their opportunities and fueled discrimination. Such attitudes have shaped conflicts throughout history.
However, people in the past often judged others unfairly. For instance, foreigners or minority groups sometimes faced strong social (prejudice), which limited their opportunities and fueled discrimination. Such attitudes have shaped conflicts throughout history.
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Archaeologists today can still find physical evidence of these eras. A broken piece of pottery, a coin, or a wall painting may serve as a (trace) of how people once lived. These remains allow historians to reconstruct daily life in remarkable detail.
Archaeologists today can still find physical evidence of these eras. A broken piece of pottery, a coin, or a wall painting may serve as a (trace) of how people once lived. These remains allow historians to reconstruct daily life in remarkable detail.
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At certain times, cultural achievements caused a great (sensation) across society. The invention of printing, for example, spread knowledge faster than ever before and created excitement among scholars and ordinary citizens alike.
At certain times, cultural achievements caused a great (sensation) across society. The invention of printing, for example, spread knowledge faster than ever before and created excitement among scholars and ordinary citizens alike.
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Yet history also teaches us about collapse. Civilizations that ignored problems such as corruption or war often fell into (ruin). Their broken monuments remind us that even great powers are not guaranteed to last forever.
Yet history also teaches us about collapse. Civilizations that ignored problems such as corruption or war often fell into (ruin). Their broken monuments remind us that even great powers are not guaranteed to last forever.
注釈
- monastery:修道院 / fuel:燃料・焚き付ける
- Archaeologist:考古学者