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The Decline of the Roman Empire Quick

What conditions most directly resulted from the Imperial Crisis? Select all that apply.

adoption of Christianity as official religion

devaluation of money and high inflation

increase in taxes and greater disparity

ongoing civil wars

persecution of Christian

strengthening of borders

cuts to military forces and soldiers' pay

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It was a little of everything, but starting in the third century AD, the instability of the empire with the military appointing emperors and severe inflation of the currency. In which the military soliders were not paid for protecting and maintaining Rome's borders. The strife between the ruling class (Senate) and imperials created breeding grounds for civil wars hence Constantine was the victor by adopting and politicizing the Christian religion in his cause, and putting end to the persecution of Christians. In the end, the Germanic tribes attacking the borders, weak emperors and no military strength was the downfall of the Roman empire.
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