One problem was a massive army which was very expensive. At one point the imperial government became barely able to fund the expenses for soldier pay and military supplies. This led to oppressive taxation regimes which were deeply resented by the people.
Another problem was the invasions of the empire. During the 3rd century there were many invasions at very distant points along the vast frontiers of the empire. The army managed to repel them, but came under great stress and was overstretched. This led to a period of military anarchy. In the 5th century there was another wave of invasions in the western part of the Roman Empire. This led to the fall of this part of the empire.
There were times of civil war. These occurred when there were power struggles between claimants to the imperial title or there were usurpers who wanted to seize the imperial title or take over parts of the empire
The Roman Empire fell because of constant invasions, political corruption and a falling economy.
one is high taxes which caused poverty that led to crime
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Charles V faced political problems, religious problems, and unity problems.
the factors where separated into 3 categories: Economy, Political, and Social those are the main benefactors.
This question is very difficult to answer because the ancient writers never gave us any information on the decline of the old families. They hyped up their achievements; but said little or nothing about their decline. However the three most powerfulpatrician families were #1 the Cornelii, #2 the Claudii and #3 the Valerii.
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There are two terms: decline and fall of the Roman Empire. The former refers to the last 2-3 centuries of the empire. There was a decline in the economy of the empire. Roman coins had been debased for many years. The gold or silver content of the coins was continually decreased, effectively devaluing them. The coins reached a point in which they had as little as 5% of precious metal and had vitally no value. This created hyperinflation and a breakdown of trade as money was useless as a means of exchange. It also led to a decline of the urban economy and a decrease in the urban population because the cities produced manufactures for long-distance trade. Many people migrated to the countryside and became servile labour for the owners of large landed estates whose production had switched to production for local barter, rather than exports for the cities. The empire never fully recovered from this crisis. Hyperinflation was a major cause of the so called decline of the empire. Whether inflation also contributed to the fall of the empire is a matter of opinion. If so, it would have been at most indirectly. It was the western part of the empire which fell. It fell under the weight of the Germanic invasions. The eastern part of the Roman Empire was not affected by these invasions and continued to exist for another 1,000 years. The weakening of the economy which had been caused by hyperinflation made government revenues harder to raise and led to heavier taxation of people who were already worse off. At the same time government revenue requirements increased because the army was enlarged due to continuous attacks of the frontiers of the empire. However, I think that inflation was not a critical factor in the fall of the western part of the empire. The crucial factor was the Germanic invasions which made it disintegrate. The eastern part, which also had been affected by the economic problems and changes cause by hyperinflation continued to exist.
3 factors that led to the end of feudalism was the bubonic plague, the hundreds' years war, and the magna carta
Charles V faced political problems, religious problems, and unity problems.
The attacks of the other people who wanted their money
the factors where separated into 3 categories: Economy, Political, and Social those are the main benefactors.
Because He led the Roman empire, His a successful man in the Rome, He gained power as well as popularity and most of all His a good leader. -Vanquish.PH Clan lord <3
This question is very difficult to answer because the ancient writers never gave us any information on the decline of the old families. They hyped up their achievements; but said little or nothing about their decline. However the three most powerfulpatrician families were #1 the Cornelii, #2 the Claudii and #3 the Valerii.
The basic problems arise when an economy is facing recession. If one economy goes into crisis, the other economy will also suffer from problems. U.S. Imports many of the products from India. If a crisis occurs in U.S., Indian exports will see a decline if US decides to cut back its imports to decrease its negative account balance. The 3 basic problems are:- 1.) What to produce? 2.) How to produce? 3.) For whom to produce? asfkas.
The Roman numeral for 3 is III.
There are many factors that led to the decline of Muslim states in 17th and 18th centuries. Those are following: 1) The chase for worldly power and lose focus were the main causes for the decline of muslin states. 2) The ruler became increasingly despotic, with only a few exceptions. The nobility and officials were the active followers of those ruthless rulers in this regard. 3) The quest for knowledge and education had made them successful previously, but now they were deprived with such kind of quality. 4) Rivalries and corruption in politics badly weakened the states. Now they were depended on Europeans who were stronger as a result of their education.
I think there is no 3 way LED light bulb :) :P :)
Celts. At the end of Marcus Auerlius,180 A.D, They finally got 3/4s of Britannia but couldn't get Caledonia. From the "Uniforms of the Roman World." You should get because it has good stuff. At the decline of rome, Anglo-Saxons (also controlled parts of modern Denmark and northen Germany.
3 centuries in roman numeralsImproved Answer:-It is: 300 = CCC