Argumentative Essay: What Were The Dark Ages?

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What were the Dark Ages? Many people have given it’s name, “Dark Age” for how depressing this time was from some people’s opinions. I have a different opinion. People started giving the Middle age a name, the “Dark Ages” due to everything going down hill after the Roman Empire had fallen in 476 AD by the invasion of barbarians. Even though everything went downhill after the end of the empire there is a few supporting evidence to go against it being call the “Dark Age”. The first argument will announce about the universities that were invented during this time. After that I will advise you about the art that they created, then later I will explain the architecture during this time. One thing that I will not argue with would be the Black Death
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