What was the most significant factor that contributed to the Fall of the Roman Empire? Make a list of at least four factors that contributed to the fall of Rome. Then pick the one that you think was the most significant and write a paragraph that defends your opinion. Make sure to include an explanation of the factor you believe is the most significant, as well as why it was more significant than the other factors on your list.

Reasons for the decline of Roman empire

1. Over Expantion and military overspending

2.The rise of Eastern Empires

3. Invasion by Barbarian tribes

4.Christianity and the loss of traditional values

5 Government Corruption and Political instability

Explanation:

The Roman Empire was gradually replaced by Christianity even with the early persecution of the early Christians. The conversion of the Byzantine ruler, constantine to Christianity was the beginning of the decline of the Roman empire in the Western area. During this time with corrupt rulers and weak government the Barbarians attacked and the fall empire was in 476 ce

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