Top 3 reasons the Roman Empire fell
Published on Mar 27, 2016
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The plague in Rome killed thousands of people, including soldiers, and laborers. This led to a corruption of barbarians and a decline in trade and agricultural production.
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As invasions and wars increased in Rome, the amount of land available decreased. This led to over worked soil, and a major decline in the economy from the lack of agricultural output.
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