Which were the TWO most likely effects of the decline of the Roman Empire?

1. violent attacks from Eastern tribes

2. a drop in the education of citizens

3. an increase in superstitious beliefs

4. the Empire's move toward Christianity

5. the murder of Emperor Constantine

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Ariel Williams

History

3 April, 05:19

Which were the TWO most likely effects of the decline of the Roman Empire?

1. violent attacks from Eastern tribes

2. a drop in the education of citizens

3. an increase in superstitious beliefs

4. the Empire's move toward Christianity

5. the murder of Emperor Constantine

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Kailey Shelton · Answer 1

Kailey Shelton 3 April, 05:35

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I believe that they are 5 and 4

Maria Lamb · Answer 2

1 and 4 are the best choices since The barbarian attacks killed many romans and the Huns sacked hundreds of cities in the Roman Empire and caused chaos. I also believe 4 is another reason for the decline, since the religion started about 400 years before the fall of the empire and sparked many different believes and divided the Empire through religion.

Which were the TWO most likely effects of the decline of the Roman Empire?1. violent attacks from Eastern tribes2. a drop in the education of citizens3. an increase in superstitious beliefs4. the Empire's move toward Christianity5. the murder of Emperor Constantine

Which were the TWO most likely effects of the decline of the Roman Empire?

1. violent attacks from Eastern tribes

2. a drop in the education of citizens

3. an increase in superstitious beliefs

4. the Empire's move toward Christianity

5. the murder of Emperor Constantine