In the third century A. D., the Roman Empire suffered from:

(A) reluctance on the part of citizens to perform unpaid civic duties.

(B) heavier defense costs.

(C) a series of long-term and capable emperors.

(D) both reluctance on the part of citizens to perform unpaid civic duties and heavier defense costs.

(E) All these answers are correct.

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Erica Lindsey

7 July, 03:27

In the third century A. D., the Roman Empire suffered from:

(A) reluctance on the part of citizens to perform unpaid civic duties.

(B) heavier defense costs.

(C) a series of long-term and capable emperors.

(D) both reluctance on the part of citizens to perform unpaid civic duties and heavier defense costs.

(E) All these answers are correct.

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Ronald Cardenas · Answer 1

D is the right answer.

Explanation:

These attitudes were some of the factors leading to the fall of the Roman Empire in Europe (but not of the Eastern part of the empire).