Fall of Rome

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The fall of the Roman Empire

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The final fall of the Roman Empire in the year 476 as no Roman emperor held power again

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The Roman government was unable to provide enough support to the Roman military to halt Germanic invasions leading to the last Roman emperor holding power in 476

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A political cause for the fall of Rome

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Byzantium in the east would benefit from trade that caused wealth

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The point of view of the author above best supports the claim that: Christianity displaced the polytheistic Roman religion, which viewed the emperor as having a divine or God-like status, and also shifted focus away from the glory of the state and onto one deity (or God). Meanwhile, popes and other church leaders took an increased role in political affairs.

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Christianity challenged worshipping the emperor leading to a decrease in power while church leaders power increased.

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A social cause for the fall of Rome

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Agriculture and self-reliance by making necessary goods in the Medieval manor

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A desire of safety after mistrust of Emperor's and numerous successful Germanic invasions in cities such as Rome