The Fall of the Roman Empire
In the year 610 A.D. the Roman Empire had reduced to only that area east of Pannonia and the transition from a Pagan culture to a Christian culture was one in which the continuity of the empire was virtually nonexistent. We can follow these difficulties from the early migrations to Justinian’s quest for one God for the empire. In the beginning, the Roman Empire ruled by an extraordinary military and the subsequent expansion which could continually finance the empire’s many endeavors. This trend seemed to last until the third century. The Macomannian Wars put an end to expansion and produced disorganization in the political system. In addition to these problems, a manpower shortage, caused by both the lack of expansion and disease, hurt the economic status of the empire. Diocletian took control of the empire through a military coup in 284 A.D. He immediately recognized the need for the division of the vast empire. Diocletian divided the empire into halves and developed a tetrarchy to rule the two regions. This, however, did not solve the problem of succession and after his retirement in 305 A.D. war ensued once again. Constantine took control in 324 A.D. He immediately reorganized the military structure in that he rem
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Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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