Which of the following caused the decline of the Roman Republic?

A. Patricians displaying their wealth

B. The establishment of Pax Romana

C. Invasions and attacks by the Greeks and Phoenicians

D. Octavian defeating Mark Antony at the Battle of Actium

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Peyton Butler

15 October, 06:36

Which of the following caused the decline of the Roman Republic?

A. Patricians displaying their wealth

B. The establishment of Pax Romana

C. Invasions and attacks by the Greeks and Phoenicians

D. Octavian defeating Mark Antony at the Battle of Actium

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Kiera Mcintyre · Answer 1

C

because at about 300AD the Roman Empire had mostly barbarian-trained soldiers, much less effective than professionally trained in the previous centuries

Which of the following caused the decline of the Roman Republic?A. Patricians displaying their wealthB. The establishment of Pax RomanaC. Invasions and attacks by the Greeks and PhoeniciansD. Octavian defeating Mark Antony at the Battle of Actium

Which of the following caused the decline of the Roman Republic?

A. Patricians displaying their wealth

B. The establishment of Pax Romana

C. Invasions and attacks by the Greeks and Phoenicians

D. Octavian defeating Mark Antony at the Battle of Actium