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Until the twelfth century, Latin was the language used among the educated and within literature. Research and report on the origins of vernacular language, and its spread. Assess and evaluate the impacts the spread of vernacular languages on cultures during this period.

It is no surprise that Latin had such a huge impact on the medieval world. Latin owes its dominance to the rise of the RomanEmpire from several hundred years B.C. to its demise around 1200 A.D. Throughout the time that it reigned supreme, at least in the Western World, Rome exported not only its values, architecture, law and art but also its language. Where the empire reigned so too did its language. When the empire began to fall apart the Latin language began to lose its choke hold on the peoples of Europe and North Africa. Since the empire began shrinking as early as the 8th or 9th century it is not surprising that those people who lived farthest from Rome itself were the first ones to undergo a cultural and ethnic revival. An integral component of this revival would be the use of their vernacular language rather than the use of Latin.