Caesar
Many factors contributed to the collapse of the Roman Empire. The challenges from barbaric tribes threatening the fourth and fifth century Romans were intensified by a Roman tendency towards an autocratic centralized monarchy. Barbarian attacks and inflation forced in increase in salary to soldiers that were becoming more difficult to recruit. To meet the increased salary, taxes were increased, causing a rise in inflation. The Roman Empire became in essence strapped for cash, and as their demands on the Roman citizens became higher discontent and unrest resulted. Claudius and Aurelian managed to stave off collapse for a time, and in the process much o
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Approximate Word count = 467
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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