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The Fall Of Rome

The end of things.

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How did the problem of the army's loyalty carry over and effect the Empire?

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How did the problem of the army's loyalty carry over and effect the Empire?

• The legions were increasingly loyal to their generals rather than Rome.

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How did the problem of the army's loyalty carry over and effect the Empire?

• The legions were often able to declare or eliminate emperors based on how well they were paid.

• Rome was, essentially, a military dictatorship.

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Why did Diocletian divide the Empire?

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Why did Diocletian divide the Empire?

• In order to divide the huge empire into more manageable parts.

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Why did Diocletian divide the Empire?

• This helped some but it also isolated the Western Empire from the richer, stronger Eastern Empire.

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How did Constantine continue Diocletian's reforms?

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How did Constantine continue Diocletian's reforms?

• He decided to tolerate Christianity.• He built a new capital of the Eastern Empire in

Constantinople. (This later becomes the capital of the Byzantine Empire.)

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How did waves of invaders contribute to the decline of the Empire?

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How did waves of invaders contribute to the decline of the Empire?

• By pushing against the weakened Roman borders, the barbarians drove Rome out of Britain, Gaul (France) and Spain.

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How did waves of invaders contribute to the decline of the Empire?

• By pushing against the weakened Roman borders, the barbarians drove Rome out of Britain, Gaul (France) and Spain.

• In 410 CE, the city of Rome itself was sacked by the Visigoths.

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How did waves of invaders contribute to the decline of the Empire?

• By pushing against the weakened Roman borders, the barbarians drove Rome out of Britain, Gaul (France) and Spain.

• In 410 CE, the city of Rome itself was sacked by the Visigoths.

• In 476, the Western Roman emperor was removed for good. This was the end.

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Did Rome fall or did it decline?

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Did Rome fall or did it decline?

• What’s the difference?

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How did military, political, social and economic factors combine to cause the fall of the western Roman empire?

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How did military, political, social and economic factors combine to cause the fall of the western Roman empire?

• This is largely the topic of essay.


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