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How did corruption alter roman society in the 400s
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How did corruption alter roman society in the 400s

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Corrupt officials would threat and bribe others,which usually led to them ignoring the needs of the citizens.
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Corruption weakened Rome because officials used threats and bribery to achieve their goals, very often ignoring the important needs of Roman citizens.
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