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What was not a major influence upon the Middle Ages? feudalism comitatus Norman Invasion classes
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What was not a major influence upon the Middle Ages? feudalism comitatus Norman Invasion classes

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It would be "Norman Invasion" that was not a major influence upon the Middle Ages, since this had to do with the invasion of England, which was largely separated from continental Europe.
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