Germanic tribes helped to unify European culture in the early Middle Ages primarily in two ways: by adopting Christianity and through the codification of Salic Law. Adopting Christianity facilitated a shared religious framework across various tribes, while codifying Salic Law helped establish a common legal system that could unify different tribal traditions under a more cohesive governance.
In what two ways did Germanic tribes help to unify European culture in the early Middle Ages?(1 point) Responses by opposing the Roman Catholic Church and rejecting the Heliand by opposing the Roman Catholic Church and rejecting the Heliand by adopting Christianity and rejecting Salic Law by adopting Christianity and rejecting Salic Law through the codification of Salic Law and the adoption of Christianity through the codification of Salic Law and the adoption of Christianity through the writing of the Heliand and freeing serfs from the land. through the writing of the Heliand and freeing serfs from the land.
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