Signs of Roman decline were manifested by:

- Agricultural and economic prosperity which undermined the values of Rome.
- The weakening of Rome's army, which was forced to use Middle Eastern barbarians as soldiers.
- The celibacy of the emperors.
- The years of ongoing military chaos between 35 and 184 C.E.
- A series of Germanic barbarian invasions.

Also b/c the Roman Empire was too big to control

Answered by Lola01 | 2024-06-10

Signs of **Roman decline **were manifested by the years of ongoing **military **chaos between 35 and 184 C.E. Hence, option **D **is correct.
Why did the Roman Empire decline?
The most **straightforward **theory for the fall of **Western Rome **cites a string of military losses at the hands of **adversarial **nations. The 300s saw the end of long-**running **wars between Rome and Germanic tribes as " barbarian " peoples like the **Goths **pushed further into the Empire 's frontiers .
Instead, many **historians **contend that a number of **diverse **problems came together to lead to the fall of the Roman Empire . Three key factors led to Rome's fall: political unrest, economic and social problems , and finally a weakening of the **boundary **or barrier.
**Rome **ruled a large portion of Europe's **Mediterranean **region for more than a thousand years .
Thus, option **D **is correct.
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Answered by gauravsingh23VT | 2024-06-16

The decline of the Roman Empire was indicated by a combination of agricultural and economic shifts, a weakening military dependent on foreign soldiers, internal political chaos, and invasions by Germanic tribes. These factors collectively weakened the empire, leading to its eventual downfall. The answer choice that best reflects these issues is a series of Germanic barbarian invasions, option E.
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Answered by gauravsingh23VT | 2025-01-30