The Fall of Rome: Key Events and Factors Behind the Empire's Decline

Dec 10, 2025

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The Roman Empire experienced significant expansion, becoming one of the largest empires in history. However, it faced continuous battles and internal strife, which ultimately led to its decline. The emergence of the Byzantine Empire marked a crucial shift as the Eastern Roman Empire continued to thrive even as the West fell into chaos. Understanding the events that contributed to the fall of Rome involves exploring military pressures, economic hardships, and sociopolitical changes that shaped its fate.

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The Fall of Rome: Key Events and Factors Behind the Empire's Decline

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THE FALL OF ROME EVENTS The empire increased in size. The empire was constantly in battle.
ROMAN EMPIRE BS. BYZANTINE EMPIRE

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