Which of the following describes how Diocletian affected the Roman Empire?

He raised taxes, which angered the citizens and led to uprisings.

He reduced the size of the army, weakening Rome's defenses.

He built a second capital in the East, which led to the division of the Empire.

He created an alliance with Attila the Hun, which protected Rome from the Visigoths.

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Lane Fuentes

10 April, 12:00

Which of the following describes how Diocletian affected the Roman Empire?

He raised taxes, which angered the citizens and led to uprisings.

He reduced the size of the army, weakening Rome's defenses.

He built a second capital in the East, which led to the division of the Empire.

He created an alliance with Attila the Hun, which protected Rome from the Visigoths.

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Emely Franco · Answer 1

"He built a second capital in the East, which led to the division of the Empire" would be the best way to describe how Diocletian affected the Roman Empire, since it had grown to a state where managing it under a single entity was too difficult.