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What was the primary government during the Middle Ages? church barbarians kings serfs
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What was the primary government during the Middle Ages?

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The primary form of government during the Middle Ages was the "monarchy", which was comprised of either "kings" or "queens"--however the Church had a significant amount of "pull" and authority over the monarchy. 
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