Asked by ang3l under the stars

How did internal political strife make protecting the Roman empire difficult?

Roman armies were caught up in conflicts between generals.

Roman armies were caught up in conflicts between generals.

Roman citizens were too angry about political corruption to fight.

Roman citizens were too angry about political corruption to fight.

Roman officials were more focused on elections than on the borders.

Roman officials were more focused on elections than on the borders.

Roman generals enlisted foreign mercenaries to help them win power.
Answered by ang3l under the stars
Use the drop-down menu to complete the sentence.(1 point)
The western Roman empire finally collapsed due to

possible answers:
attacks by the persians
civil wars between army commanders
attacks by the germanic tribes
conquest by the eastern empire
Answered by ang3l under the stars

After the death of _____, the Roman empire slowly started to decline. Potential new emperors began to focus on pleasing the _____ at the expense of the _____. The resulting _____ was just one reason for the fall of the empire.
possible first answers:
septimius serverus
diocletian
marcus aurelius
constantine

possible second answers:
military
christians
gods
people

possible thrid answers:
military
christians
gods
people

possible fourth answers:
religous turmoil
foreign invasion
economic instabillity
outbreak of disease








Answered by ang3l under the stars
i ammm absolutly out of energy rn but im still gonna give you guys answers
q1: attacks of the germanic tribes
q2: devaluation of money and high inflation, increase in taxes and greater disparity,ongoing civil wars
q3: marcus aurelius, military, people, economic instabillity
q4: roman armies were caught up in conflicts between generals
Answered by ang3l under the stars
i just post answers so its easier for people to read and find it
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