Rome was not invaded in 400. The city of Rome was never taken over by anyone. In 406 two Germanic peoples, the Vandals and the Seuves, and an Iranian-speaking people, the Alans, crossed the frozen River Rhine and invaded northern Gaul. The then went to Spain and after this, the Vandals and Alans moved to north-west Africa. All these territories were part of the western part of the Roman Empire. These people were migrating in search for new lands to settle.
Tartars, Moors, Celts, Visgoths and Vandals.
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The invaders who destroyed Rome were the Barbarians :) This was history homework in St. Helena :)
Rome fell because of political problems and disloyalty.
He divided the empire in half so that it would be easier to defend
Tartars, Moors, Celts, Visgoths and Vandals.
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The Visigoths, led by Alaric, were the first invaders to sack Rome, in 410 AD.
While there may have been previous invaders that fought with Rome, the first invaders to really do a number on Rome and sack the city were the Gauls in either 387 or 390 BC. under their leader Brennus.
No. The Golden Age of Rome was during the reign of Augustus, the all of Rome came about 400 years later.No. The Golden Age of Rome was during the reign of Augustus, the all of Rome came about 400 years later.No. The Golden Age of Rome was during the reign of Augustus, the all of Rome came about 400 years later.No. The Golden Age of Rome was during the reign of Augustus, the all of Rome came about 400 years later.No. The Golden Age of Rome was during the reign of Augustus, the all of Rome came about 400 years later.No. The Golden Age of Rome was during the reign of Augustus, the all of Rome came about 400 years later.No. The Golden Age of Rome was during the reign of Augustus, the all of Rome came about 400 years later.No. The Golden Age of Rome was during the reign of Augustus, the all of Rome came about 400 years later.No. The Golden Age of Rome was during the reign of Augustus, the all of Rome came about 400 years later.
In 410, The Visigoths were the first to sack Rome
the first invaders ever to invade rome was the huns!!
No emperor ruled Rome in 400 BC. In that year Rome was a republic, not a principate.No emperor ruled Rome in 400 BC. In that year Rome was a republic, not a principate.No emperor ruled Rome in 400 BC. In that year Rome was a republic, not a principate.No emperor ruled Rome in 400 BC. In that year Rome was a republic, not a principate.No emperor ruled Rome in 400 BC. In that year Rome was a republic, not a principate.No emperor ruled Rome in 400 BC. In that year Rome was a republic, not a principate.No emperor ruled Rome in 400 BC. In that year Rome was a republic, not a principate.No emperor ruled Rome in 400 BC. In that year Rome was a republic, not a principate.No emperor ruled Rome in 400 BC. In that year Rome was a republic, not a principate.
The invaders who destroyed Rome were the Barbarians :) This was history homework in St. Helena :)
Greek I think.
The huns!!
There was no solution, which is why Rome did in fact fall.