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What caused the fall of the Roman Empire? A. It was brought down by sickness and plague. B. It collapsed due to famine and drought. C. It became too large to control effectively.
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What caused the fall of the Roman

Empire?
A. It was brought down by sickness and plague.
B. It collapsed due to famine and drought.
C. It became too large to control effectively.

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C because the empire was brought down because it was so large, it caused an unstable government. Meaning they were unable to control it and protect it, leading to invasion and a corrupted government
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Answer:

a

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