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1971

Writer who publishes "The World of Late Antiquity" to correct the concept and facts before his discoveries

Created a new sub-theory for history (that fall of the roman empire)

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Petter Brown discovery in 1971 that changed the entire theories before him

Focuses more on the Mediterranean, religious influence, and languages spoken

New theory and argument: new cultural growth

Past debunked theory: viewed as a decline in the Roman succession

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500 AD

Men and woman alike

Connection to God

Physically and spiritually holy

Divine worships

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500 AD

Church councils

Challenging christianity and beliefs

Jesus being crucified

The debate of what or who Jesus was: Human or God?

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700 AD

Considered more of a "wrestle" with the spiritual world

monks becoming defenders of the real world

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17th-19th century

Intellectual researcher and writer

Wrote 6 volumes of that fall of Rome

Theory: The fall of Rome was due to the influence of Christianity and how that determined morality later on for society

Timeline theory: 550 AD - 1400 AD

Solely based on political continuity and lacking cultural continuity

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Education importance (classical literature)

Expected to know languages (syntax, latin, and greek)

Roman government expanding (education more public)

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Masculinity becomes heavily "practiced"

Sexual orientation

sexual acts: men being dominate and woman being submissive

Appearance

healthy physic with toned and muscular body

seeking otium (culture acceptance/leisure)

Education

no hard labor or indication of lower class work

no participation in war

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Cities began to become smaller or expanded depending on environment and society

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Morality and ethical judgment

Christianity (extremist or popular)

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1250s

Focusing on revenues rather than religious structural use of the environment.