Which statements describe factors that led to the decline of the Roman Empire? Choose all answers that are correct. A. The empire expanded to a size that was too large to effectively govern. B. Strong and competent rulers remained in charge to the very end of the empire. C. Roman emperors and generals fought each other over land. D. The army kept barbarian tribes from invading imperial territory.

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Joshua Morris

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18 December, 17:09

Which statements describe factors that led to the decline of the Roman Empire? Choose all answers that are correct. A. The empire expanded to a size that was too large to effectively govern. B. Strong and competent rulers remained in charge to the very end of the empire. C. Roman emperors and generals fought each other over land. D. The army kept barbarian tribes from invading imperial territory.

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Maryjane Shaw · Answer 1

The Roman Empire's main decline factor was its monstrous size, it was too much to manage and the emperors always had trouble dividing the land to others. To choose from the answer choices, I would say A) The empire expanded to a size that was too large to effectively govern and C) Roman emperors and generals fought each other over land.