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The fall of Greece to Macedonia culminated in the Battle of Chaeronea in 338 BCE, where Philip II of Macedonia defeated the Greek city-states, leading to Macedonian dominance and the eventual rise of his son, Alexander the great. Similarly, the fall of Rome to the "barbarians" was a gradual process marked by internal decay, economic troubles, and increasing invasions by various tribes, culminating in the sack of Rome by the Visigoths in 410 CE and the eventual collapse of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE. Both events illustrate how external pressures and internal weaknesses can lead to the downfall of powerful civilizations.
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How was the fall of Greece to the Macedonians similar to the fall of Rome to the barbarians?
Well, for instance, both the Greeks and the Romans were taken over by the Macedonians or barbarians. The Macedonians and barbarians were both outsiders, and both the conquerors respected the place that they conquered- the Macedonians spread the Greek culture, and the barbarians respected what the Roman Empire stood for so they did not completely strip it down.
What general invaded Rome?
Barbarians. Huns. Rumored fall of rome
Who Invaded Western Europe after the Fall of Rome?
Vikings, and German Barbarians
When did Ancient Greece fall to Rome?
150 BCE
Who invaded ancient Rome and played a major factor in the fall of Rome?
The barbarians invaded, but the greatest reason Rome fell was the cruel, corrupt leaders and Rome was getting WAY too big.
Why did Rome fall so quickly?
The fall of the Roman Empire was not quick at all. It was the cumulative effect of many different causes, including attacks by barbarians, a declining economy, and the citizens no longer believing in Rome. -Caleb Mauer
How is the fall of Rome the same as the fall of Greece?
The 10 theories on the fall of Rome have lots of theories in it like barbarian invasions, and urban decay, which relate to a lot of other empires. So Greece just had the same problems going on as the Roman empire.
Why was the fall of rome a factor in the influence in the decline of greek culture?
.Rome had annexed Greece and absorbed much of its culture
What is Macedonia's real homeland?
Macedonia's real homeland is the regions Dityiki and Kentriki Macedonia currently occupied be Greece as well as the island of Thasos , and western Thrace , also in Greece . The current republic of Macedonia makes up only 39% of Macedonia's actual homeland . Greece has occupied 51% of Macedonia's homeland . Bulgaria's region of Blageovgrad , or Pirin in Macedonian makes 9% of Macedonia's homeland and The part of Albania known as 'Mala Prespa' makes up 1% . All of this territory was seized under the Bucharest treaty in which when Macedonia was 'liberated' from the Ottomans , It was divided up between Greece [ who massacred all Macedonian civilians [over 1million] mercilessly and indiscriminently ], Bulgaria , Albania and Serbia . The republic of Macedonia gained independence from Serbia with the fall of Yugoslavia in 1991 .
Why did rome fall to barbarians in the 400s?
Eurasian peoples moved into the Roman Empire and were settled there, eventually forming a major part of the Empire's army. The last Western Empire's ruler Romulus was displaced by his army commander, Oadacer, a Goth.
What was it like being slaves in Rome Greece and America?
i would fall out a lot and lay on the ground
What happened after the split of the roman empire?
Nothing for a while. Then a plague hit and it became weak as all the Romans lived together. Then barbarians attacked. This would be the fall of Rome.
