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Why Did Rome Fall Essay Rome was the world’s greatest place for about 500 years. The fall of the Roman Empire led Rome to split into two parts. The eastern part of Rome thrived much longer than the western half. Historians believe that Rome had not fallen until about 476 A.D. becaus...
Why did Napoleon's empire collapse? Napoleon Bonaparte: Bonaparte was one of the greatest military generals that the world has ever seen. In his heydays. In its heydays, the Napoleonic empire stretched from Western Europe to parts of Russia. Answer and Explanation: There were two important rea...
Europe witnessed the fall of Mycenaean Greece, Minoan Crete, and The Western Roman Empire. Africa saw the collapse of Great Zimbabwe and The Egyptian Old Kingdom, while Asia experienced the decline of Angkor Wat, the Harappan Indus Valley cities, and Mesopotamian civilizations. The Pacific's ...
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But still, the decline of Western Rome was a fairly gradual, nebulous process wherein colonies, one by one, were no longer realistically under the sway of an emperor in Rome. Instead, autonomous local leaders were increasingly in charge. At its peak, the Roman empire stretched across ...
The most straightforward theory for WesternRome’scollapse pins the fall on a string of military losses sustained against outside forces. Rome had tangled with Germanic tribes for centuries, but by the 300s “barbarian” groups like the Goths had encroached beyond the Empire’s borders. The Rom...
4.Why does the professor mention the collapse of the Roman Empire? A. To indicate that the spice trade became more direct B. To explain why the price of pepper suddenly increased C. To indicate that spices were not available in Europe for centuries ...
Paris. Christianity would come to the region in the 3rd century AD, thanks to Saint Denis, who would become the first Bishop of Paris. After the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, the city was occupied byClovis I, King of the Franks. He made Paris the capital of his empire in 508...
The papacy was arguably the world’s first supranational organisation,claiming the right to authorise/legitimise the rulers of the successor states of the western Roman Empire-based on a forgery-the “Donation of Constantine the Great” whereby the latter (who had moved the Imperial capital from ...