Anguished English

The dark ages, was a term coined by the Italian scholar, Fransesco Petrarca, a critic of the post-Roman era. The accurate term, however, would be the middle ages. A simple observation of humanity over the years would tell us that religion in one form or another was always in control. In fact, I would argue that, by comparison, the middle ages was relatively better than the eras before it, where slavery was still commonplace, and new ideas were usually discarded.

Ethan Fisher

And in America these people were known as the Tea Party

Enoch Author

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