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- The 200 year period of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire ended with the murder of Emperor Commudus
- Roman Empire was weakened in the 3rd century by internal and external conflicts
- Emperors were weak and corrupt
- Army kept switching their allegiances from emperor to emperor
- Majority of the Emperors didn’t live long
- Resources were strained
- The Empire was too large to manage efficiently
- High inflation rates
- Emperor gained more dictatorial powers
- The size of the army grew in the 3rd century
- Soldiers were raised to the highest level of public power, no matter their birth
- The Roman Empire faced internal violence and external threats from Germanic barbarians
- Germanic society lived in small villages
- Lived in patriarchal households
- Pagans/Polytheistic
- While husbands were at war, women managed the lands and household
- Made up of clans
- Imperial organization in the late 3rd century allowed for the empire to regain stability
- Empire was divided into parts as it was too great to be ruled as a whole
- There are many different theories on the fall of Rome, with it being impossible to pinpoint just one cause
- Political, social, economic, or militaristic conflicts
- Barbarian invasions
- Decreased prestige of Senate
- Abolishment of political rivals in upper classes
- Christianity
- Despite half of the Empire falling, the other half went on to survive for another 1000 years
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