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  1. the fall of the Western roman empire by Alexis Winston.
  2. One of the causes of the
  3. fall of the Western roman empire was the invasion of barbarian tribes.
  4. The city of Rome was ransacked twice in the fifth century, Once in 4 10 by the
  5. king and again in 4 55 at the hand of the Vandals
  6. from continuously dealt blows for military failures with
  7. various barbarian tribes Leading up to its defeat in
  8. 4 76 when Odoacer, the Germanic leader, disposed of the roman emperor,
  9. Romulus, augustus,
  10. encyclopedia, Britannica six.
  11. Economic hardship was another cause of the fall,
  12. never ending wars and squandering of money on military matters,
  13. left realm and a depleted financial state.
  14. In addition,
  15. inflation and excessive taxes for their distinguished the social classes,
  16. those on the wealthier reside attempted to evade taxation by fleeing.
  17. Which led to the harm of an already unstable economy.
  18. Since the wealthy did not pay their dues,
  19. that the government was missing a sizable portion of its income.
  20. Therefore, it was not able to function properly without adequate funds.
  21. A third causes political instability and corruption because
  22. of the great size of the empire.
  23. Rome was quite difficult to govern inconsistent leadership extended this problem
  24. in taking the position as emperor.
  25. Woman's essentially signing his death certificate over spain of 75 years.
  26. Over 20 men were named Emperor
  27. Magister six.
  28. Even the emperor's personal guard assassinated. Those on the throne at well once
  29. thrown was auctioned off to the highest bidder.
  30. The roman said it was not saved from this corruption.
  31. It's incompetence and decomposition caused it to
  32. be unable to control the emperor's.
  33. One result of the fall of roman empire was the breakdown in trade in quality of goods,
  34. archaeologist and historian,
  35. bryan Ward Perkins states that pottery after the fall was
  36. rare and poor in quality of badly selected clay.
  37. The resulting vessels are porous and very friable.
  38. Many would score low marks at first efforts in pottery at an infant school
  39. magistrate. Three.
  40. On the other hand, before the fall of Rome,
  41. it would have been common to find pottery of high quality on many roman tables
  42. before the father was a consistently higher standard of quality of goods
  43. afterwards. However, the quality plummeted.
  44. Another result is feudalism
  45. was a political system prevalent in new york during the middle ages,
  46. in which commoners fought, worked and slaved for the wealthy class
  47. and turned the rich bride of the people, protection and usable land.
  48. Although the system died out in the 20th century
  49. notes that are still present in certain aspects,
  50. many people believe America has been corrupted and
  51. has shifted towards a feudalistic societal standpoint.
  52. Additionally,
  53. some argue that a form of feudalism exist
  54. in the criminal underworld of human trafficking.
  55. WSFCS Schools three.
  56. The final effect of the roman empire is the rise in Christianity, Rome,
  57. frantic security and order too much of europe.
  58. When it fell,
  59. many citizens of europe looked towards the church for law and
  60. counseling religious leaders such as the pope seemed to become monarchs,
  61. lesser religious conduit operated as king's advisors
  62. Andrew's four.
  63. The church became the alternate authority and even
  64. became prevalent in political affairs of various countries.
  65. Therefore, the road was paid for the church to dominate medieval europe,
  66. thus solidifying the citizens dependence on the
  67. church and the ridicule of traditional emperor.
  68. Yeah,
  69. this is the end of my presentation.