How Did The Fall Of The Roman Empire

The Roman Empire was founded in the year 753 B.C. to 27 B.C. The fall of the Roman Empire happened in 476 A.D. The leader at this time was Augustus Caesar who was one of Seven kings who supposedly led the Roman Empire. There was many things that led to the fall of the Roman Empire like Barbarian attacks on Rome, the division of the East and West, and the economic failure that came after. The major reason the Roman Empire fell was the economic failure in the east and west. The Barbarian attacks started when the mongols from Asia invaded from the east into goth or (Germanic) territory causing the Goth’s to migrate into the Roman Empire due to lack of space that the Huns didn’t give them, so they had to migrate towards the Roman Empire. It was a huge domino effect, When the Goths moved into The Roman Empire they
The Romans started to Believe Constantine was a God but the christian belief states that you can only believe in one God causing the emperor to be questioned. Constantine helped move along the fall but another reason why he did was that he split the empire into two Empires, one was the west centered in Rome and the other was the East which was centered in Constantinople a city he named after himself. The last and Major reason the Roman Empire fell was the economic failure of Roman Empire and Constantinople. A decrease in Agricultural production in the West led to higher food prices. When the West purchased luxury goods from the East the west had nothing to offer them in exchange, causing a trade problem with the East. When money became less valuable the government made more coins with less silver which led to inflation, or higher prices which lowered the value of money. And finally The Germanic tribes attacks disrupted the trade of the West. causing failure of the