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The Roman army weakened due to a combination of factors, including political instability, economic decline, and reliance on mercenaries. Frequent civil wars and power struggles diverted resources and attention away from military readiness. Additionally, the recruitment of non-Roman soldiers led to issues of loyalty and discipline, undermining the traditional strength of the legions. This decline was further exacerbated by external pressures from invading tribes and the empire's vast borders, making it difficult to defend effectively.
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How did Rome protect its empire?
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Did Rome's army having low moral affect its fall?
Yes. Rome's army
Where is Roman army?
Rome :)
What was the strength of the eighth army in the Korean war?
they were weak!
Why was Justinian weak?
Justinian let the army control him.
How did Rome protect its empire?
Rome protected its empire with its ARMY!Rome protected its empire with its ARMY!Rome protected its empire with its ARMY!Rome protected its empire with its ARMY!Rome protected its empire with its ARMY!Rome protected its empire with its ARMY!Rome protected its empire with its ARMY!Rome protected its empire with its ARMY!Rome protected its empire with its ARMY!
Did the roman army loose discpline and loyalty to the point it could be over run?
Yes. At the very end of the empire, the Roman army was weak and made up of mercenaries with no loyalty to Rome. The army was overrun by the Germanic tribes in Gaul.
What country overtook Rome?
The barbarians overtook Rome when Rome was at a weak point.
Why did barbaric tribes conquer Rome?
Rome was weak "morally."
How did the Roman empire military effect the fall of the Roman empire?
the roman army was weak so it could not defend the empire from barbarians who attacked it in the twilight of Rome (Rome was captured in 476 AD by a barbarian named Odacer)
Did Rome's army having low moral affect its fall?
Yes. Rome's army
How did Rome's army helped it expand?
Without a strong army Rome would not have managed to expand. Rome expanded though winning wars.
Where is Roman army?
Rome :)
Did Carthage have a weak army?
Carthage did not have a weak army; rather, it was known for its formidable military, particularly its naval power and the use of mercenaries. The Carthaginian army was diverse, incorporating troops from various regions, which provided them with different combat styles and strengths. However, issues such as reliance on mercenaries, internal political strife, and strategic miscalculations contributed to their eventual defeats, particularly in the Punic Wars against Rome. Overall, while not inherently weak, the effectiveness of Carthage's military was compromised by several factors.
Why Rome became weak?
It weakened Rome because of the Great Fire caused by communist and atheist.
Why does Cassius want the army to remain where it is?
because he want there army to stay were it is because he nos that the army is weak
The republicans in Rome were driven out by who?
If you are on Odysseyware: French army.
