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What made the western empire weak enough for outsiders to attack?
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∙ 14y ago
The Eastern Empire and Western Empire split when Rome was sort-of conquered. Most of the wealth was on the Eastern Empire and so the Germanic Peoples were attracted to the empty, wealthy Western side. The soldiers also had to retreat to the Eastern Empire because they had to protect Italy from being invaded from an attacking group of peoples.
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