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What effect did a drop in population have on the Roman Empire? A. a weakened consul B. a weakened military C. an increase in revenue D. a decrease in internal rebellions
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What effect did a drop in population have on the Roman Empire?

A. a weakened consul
B. a weakened military
C. an increase in revenue
D. a decrease in internal rebellions

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A weakened military was a MAJOR effect in drop in population on the Roman Empire.
Final answer: B
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B. for sure because the Romans relied heavily on a strong army
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