During the last years of the Roman Empire, it was divided into East and West and ruled by co-emperors. In general, the West seemed more vulnerable to attacks and less able to defend itself. Romulus Augustus was the last

A) Flavian Emperor.

B) Grecian Emperor.

C) Western Roman Emperor.

D) Eastern Roman Emperor.

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Iyana

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29 April, 04:53

During the last years of the Roman Empire, it was divided into East and West and ruled by co-emperors. In general, the West seemed more vulnerable to attacks and less able to defend itself. Romulus Augustus was the last

A) Flavian Emperor.

B) Grecian Emperor.

C) Western Roman Emperor.

D) Eastern Roman Emperor.

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Alan Davies · Answer 1

The correct answer is - C) Western Roman Emperor.

Flavius Romulus Augustulus, better known as just Romulus Augustulus, was a Roman Emperor that ruled for less than a year, between 31 October 475 AD and 4 September 476 AD. He is best known, and most often referred to as the ''last Western Roman Emperor'', though there are some debates about it between the historians.