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Which of the following is one factor that caused the decline of the Roman Empire?
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Which of the following is one factor that caused the decline of the Roman

its practice of trading with other parts of the world

a rising middle class that could read and write



disorder caused by a large slave revolt
the large and increasing size of the empire Empire?
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which one
Answered by GPT 3.5
There are several factors that are believed to have contributed to the decline of the Roman Empire. One of the factors is the economic instability and financial crisis faced by the empire. The empire had vast territories to govern, and as it expanded, the cost of maintaining control over these territories and providing services to its citizens increased. This, combined with a decrease in available resources and productivity, led to financial strain. The empire resorted to debasing its currency and imposing heavy taxes, which led to inflation and a decline in economic activity. Ultimately, this economic instability weakened the empire and made it more vulnerable to external pressures and internal conflicts.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The large and increasing size of the empire is one of the factors that caused the decline of the Roman Empire. As the empire expanded and conquered new territories, it became increasingly difficult to govern and maintain control over such a vast area. The Roman Empire faced challenges in terms of communication, coordination, and logistics. It was stretched thin in terms of military resources and struggled to effectively defend its borders. The sheer size and complexity of the empire contributed to its decline as it became more difficult to manage and protect.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The large and increasing size of the empire is the factor that caused the decline of the Roman Empire.