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    The feudal system probably would not have developed if the Roman Empire continued because the Roman Empire had a centralized government, strong institutions, and a well-developed infrastructure that allowed for efficient administration and communication across vast territories. In contrast, the feudal system emerged in the early Middle Ages as a decentralized system of governance characterized by the fragmentation of authority, the reliance on personal relationships and loyalty, and the lack of a strong central authority. Without the collapse of the Roman Empire and the subsequent power vacuum that followed, it is unlikely that feudalism would have taken root and flourished in the same way. The feudal system emerged as a response to the challenges of maintaining order and security in a time of political instability and external threats, conditions that were not present in the Roman Empire’s heyday. Thus, the continuation of the Roman Empire would have likely resulted in the preservation of its centralized governance structure and prevented the development of feudalism as a viable alternative form of social organization.

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