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Several factors contributed to the fall of the Roman Empire. Rome was experiencing an internal financial crisis due to overspending on wars (1). Rome also suffered losses to invading tribes including the Persian Empire, which successfully sacked Rome in AD 410 (2). With no new lands conquered and the empire spread too thin, the military’s treasury soon dried up (3). Lastly, government corruption and political instability weakened Rome, including the assassination of several emperors over a 75-year period (4).

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Answered by malia
my choices are

2,3,4 are true and 1 is false

1,2 are true and 3,4 are false

3,4 are true and 1,2 are false

1,3,4 are true and 2 is false
Answered by Reed
You can't have all those choices. These statements are true or they are not. What does your text say?
Answered by layla
Many factors led to the fall of Rome, including Choose... disparity inflation poverty taxation , or the rising cost of goods that undermined prosperity. Constant Choose... civil wars expansion of trade religious crises political reforms also weakened the empire and made it vulnerable to foreign invasion. I need help now


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I'm not sure what he means

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