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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Fall of Rome

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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Fall of Rome
 

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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Fall of Rome

by Vijo Gor
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When did the power of the Roman Empire begin to weaken?

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What caused much of the empire’s early instability?

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Who were the peoples attacking Rome from the north and east?

4

What did Emperor Diocletian realize about ruling the empire?

5

What major step did Diocletian take in 286 CE?

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How did Diocletian try to strengthen rule in each half?

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What was Diocletian's approach to religion and loyalty?

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Who eventually reunited both halves of the empire?

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How did Constantine change Roman religion?

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What city did Constantine make his new capital?

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Why did Constantine choose the East for his capital?

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What was happening in the western half while the east grew stronger?

13

Around 370 CE, who began invading Europe from the central Asian steppes?

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What chain reaction did the arrival of the Huns cause?

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Why did Rome sometimes allow Germanic tribes to settle inside its borders?

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What happened to the city of Rome itself in AD 410?

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What did the sack of Rome symbolize for many people?

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Who deposed the last emperor of the West in 476 CE?

19

After the fall of the West, what continued in the East?

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Why do historians today question the phrase 'the fall of Rome'?

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