Was the Middle Ages after the Dark Ages?

The Middle Ages, the medieval period of European history between the fall of the Roman Empire and the beginning of the Renaissance, are sometimes referred to as the “Dark Ages.”

What happened when the dark age ended?

Other changes recorded towards the end of the Dark Age are: recovery of literacy (Greek alphabet) after the abandonment of the Mycenaean Linear B script, increasing contacts with regions outside the Aegean, and the emergence of a new and successful form of political institution (the early poleis).

What led to the ending of the Dark Ages in Greek history?

Many explanations attribute the fall of the Mycenaean civilization and the Bronze Age collapse to an invasion by Dorians or by the Sea Peoples, or even by a natural disaster, or climate changes, but no single explanation fits the available archaeological evidence.

What advances took place during the Greek Dark Age?

What advances took place during the Dark Age? There was a revival of some agriculture, trade, and economic activity. Why were Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey important?

What was the real cause of the Dark Ages?

there is a collapse of central government (Rome),

lack of infrastructure maintenance-making international travel and trade more difficult and dangerous-,

a rise of violence as smaller groups and states ensured a near constant state of conflict in areas which had previously enjoyed centuries of peacefulness,and

What years are considered the Dark Age?

The coining of ‘the Dark Ages’. The first person to coin the term ‘Dark Ages’ was believed to be Francesco Petrarca (known as Petrarch),an Italian scholar of the 14th

Busting the ‘Dark Ages’ myth.

International trade.

The Early Middle Age renaissance of literature and learning.

What are some ‘dark facts’ about the Dark Ages?

Shadows of the Empires. The origin of the term “Dark Ages” is itself a little murky in the historical record,but typically it was used in contrast to the praise

Art in Darkness. But Gautier points to notable exceptions.

Dark Economy.

Barbarian Science.

Did the “Dark Ages” really happen?

Yes, the Dark Ages happened. They occupied the period from the 5th to the 10th century. And they took five hundred more years to fully recover from, bringing Western civilization back by the 15th century to all the peak markers of accomplishment that it had achieved by the 2nd century.