Also, the Franks, the Goths, who split into Ostrogoth and Visigoth, the Lombards, the Anglo-Saxons, the Vandals, and the Huns took part in the downfall of Rome, but the two nations that most affected Europe were the Germans and the Franks. So, really, a quick look at only these two tribes is sufficient to function as a summary of the effects of barbarism (it should be mentioned that Great Britain is an exception; the Anglo-Saxons were able to almost exterminate Roman influence there)...
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Because of it, the barbarian cavalry, especially that of the Huns, were able to out-maneuver the legion (Webster 362). Rome used cavalry only sparingly, as an extra. But henceforth, the army of the Middle Ages consisted mainly of horse troops; this led indirectly to chivalry and the knight of the Crusades...
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