Why Did Rome Fall Dbq Analysis

How does it feel to be treated unfair? Rome gets treated unfair too. Rome was a republic that became a dictatorship and it “fell”. This means Rome fell apart completely. This occurred from 750 BC to 5 BC. This was over 1000 years. The primary reasons that Rome “fell” was that they had Military Problems, Natural Disasters, and poor and unfair. One of the primary reasons that Rome fell was they had poor government. First of all, Rome may have good rules, but they did not enforce them. For example, too many people were exempt from conscription. (Document B) This was a problem because they didn’t have enough people in the army because everybody turned down going to the army. Also, Rome failed to enforce their laws. According to Priscus, wealthy lawbreakers in Rome were able to get away with crimes. (Document E) This was
First of all, when a disaster happened, a lot of people died (Document F) . This was a problem because when a tsunami happened, the population decreased and that would lead to them hiring outsiders. Another natural disaster that killed people was the plague. It was sometimes called the black death (Document A). In 268-270 CE, Claudius Gothicus died of the plague. In 251, Hostilian died of a possible plague. This was a problem because they were both emperors. And the emperors were their leaders (Document A). Overall, Rome fell because too many people were getting killed because of Natural Disasters. In conclusion, people in Rome and people today have to deal with Natural Disasters. Military Problems, Natural Disasters, and Poor Government led to problems for Rome. By studying the “fall” of Rome, people today should know that even though Rome fell over a thousand years ago, the same things are still happening. In the world today, the wealthy get away with a lot of things. In the wealthy parts of Saint Louis, police aren’t everywhere unlike somewhere else like North