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Which was not a contributing factor to the fall of the Roman Empire? a. Inflation b. peasant rebellions c. civil war d. foreign invasions d. decline in trade
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Which was not a contributing factor to the fall of the Roman Empire? a. Inflation b. peasant rebellions c. civil war d. foreign invasions d. decline in trade
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Out of the choices given, the one that was NOT a contributing factor to the fall of the Roman Empire was the decline in trade. The correct answer is D, decline in trade.
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