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What was an effect of the decline in trade after the fall of the Roman Empire?
People moved to new urban areas.
Small farms struggled and failed.
There was a shift to a rural society.
Trade grew in other parts of Europe.
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There was a shift to a rural society.
With long-distance trade collapsed, cities declined and people moved to the countryside, leading to localized, agrarian (manorial/feudal) economies rather than urban, market-based ones.
With long-distance trade collapsed, cities declined and people moved to the countryside, leading to localized, agrarian (manorial/feudal) economies rather than urban, market-based ones.
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