Question
How did the Huns contribute to the fall of the western Roman empire? Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
response - incorrect
Responses
They stopped trading with Rome, which caused inflation.
They stopped trading with Rome, which caused inflation. - no response given
They hindered Roman trade along the Silk Road.
They hindered Roman trade along the Silk Road. - no response given
They conquered and burned Rome.
They conquered and burned Rome. - incorrect
They dealt the Roman army a major blow at Chaldôn.
They dealt the Roman army a major blow at Chaldôn. - no response given
They drove Germanic people into the empire.
They drove Germanic people into the empire. - no response given
Incorrect:
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(1 point)
response - incorrect
Responses
They stopped trading with Rome, which caused inflation.
They stopped trading with Rome, which caused inflation. - no response given
They hindered Roman trade along the Silk Road.
They hindered Roman trade along the Silk Road. - no response given
They conquered and burned Rome.
They conquered and burned Rome. - incorrect
They dealt the Roman army a major blow at Chaldôn.
They dealt the Roman army a major blow at Chaldôn. - no response given
They drove Germanic people into the empire.
They drove Germanic people into the empire. - no response given
Incorrect:
If you guessed the answer to this question, or did not answer it correctly, go back and review the instruction and resources for the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in The Decline of the Roman Empire lesson.
Answers
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The two correct answers regarding how the Huns contributed to the fall of the Western Roman Empire are:
1. **They drove Germanic people into the empire.**
The Huns' invasions and pressure on Germanic tribes led to significant migrations of these tribes into Roman territory, ultimately contributing to instability within the Empire.
2. **They dealt the Roman army a major blow at Chaldôn.**
The Huns were able to defeat Roman forces in various encounters, including battles that weakened the Roman military presence and ability to defend its borders effectively.
The other options, such as stopping trade or conquering Rome, do not accurately reflect the historical contributions of the Huns to the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
1. **They drove Germanic people into the empire.**
The Huns' invasions and pressure on Germanic tribes led to significant migrations of these tribes into Roman territory, ultimately contributing to instability within the Empire.
2. **They dealt the Roman army a major blow at Chaldôn.**
The Huns were able to defeat Roman forces in various encounters, including battles that weakened the Roman military presence and ability to defend its borders effectively.
The other options, such as stopping trade or conquering Rome, do not accurately reflect the historical contributions of the Huns to the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
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