"Barbarian" is a general derogatory term for any person or group that is perceived to be uncivilized. It doesn't refer to any specific group of people from history.
I dont know but i am writign this so soomeone can really answer it. - Barbarians.
Marshall is an English name, but is derived from the Germanic marah ("horse") and scalc ("servant".)
He was baptized and raised a Roman Catholic. Later, he turned to old Germanic paganism.
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Technically it would be Austria March of 1938.
The answer is Barbarians.
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Groups of barbarians were responsible for a long series of raids into Europe. Included in these were everyone from Atilla the Hun to Germanic tribes and the Vikings.
The barbarians moved south because they had no where to go when the Germanic Invasions occured and could not handle it because they were scared? don't know if that's right sorry people.
Teutonic barbarians were known as Vikings. They were known for invading new territory, burning and pillaging as they went.
They thought they were disgusting people who didn't bathe everyday. They were thought to the Romans as Barbarians
The citizens fled the city of Rome. They started to flee because Germanic Invaders started to invade. These people were called barbarians because of the way they acted and looked.
The barbarians were the Germanic tribes and the Vikings. Some combined to create the Visigoths. The word "barbarian" is Greek for "the stranger." They invaded the Roman Empire making it fail and created the world we call the "middle or dark ages."
Depends on what u mean by barbaric general in terms of Greece or jusst in general or Rome's germanic barbarians
Jews eat on tables with plates, bowls, and utensils. They are not barbarians.
He viewed the Germanic peoples in his book Germania not as barbarians but admirable in their views on family values which incorporated monogamy and chastity ; virtues he felt worthy of emulation .