How did the invading huns contribute to the fall of the western roman empire? a. by sacking the city of rome in 410 c. e. b. by completely disrupting trade along the silk roads c. by deposing the last emperor of the western roman empire. d. by pushing the germanic peoples into the western roman empire

it is A By sacking the city of Rome in 410

and d.By pushing the Germanic peoples into the western Roman empire

Option: d. By pushing the Germanic peoples into the western Roman empire

Explanation:

Huns and Goths were Barbarian tribes. Huns invaded the western Roman Empire by creating a domino effect, pushing the Germanic peoples (Goths) into Rome. Huns were the nomadic people who known for attacking whatever comes in their way. They drove the Goths towards the Roman Empire. These migrations destabilized the Roman Empire and helped the Huns to gain victory.

they were byzantines

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