For Rome, which was the most serious consequence of the invasion of the Huns?

A. The Huns conquered and overthrew the western empire.

B. The Huns attacked the Germanic tribes, who became refugees.

C. The Huns devastated large parts of the empire.

D. The Huns's invasions led to inflation that wrecked the Roman economy.

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Amiah Bailey

28 April, 15:05

For Rome, which was the most serious consequence of the invasion of the Huns?

A. The Huns conquered and overthrew the western empire.

B. The Huns attacked the Germanic tribes, who became refugees.

C. The Huns devastated large parts of the empire.

D. The Huns's invasions led to inflation that wrecked the Roman economy.

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Stewart · Answer 1

For Rome, the most serious consequence of the invasion of the Huns was:

B. The Huns attacked the Germanic tribes, who became refugees.

The Germanic tribes, who were fleeing the Huns, were driven into Roman territory and destroyed the Roman peoples and ousted their emperor.

Spookey · Answer 2

I think the answer is D because it would be a more serious consequence of the invasion.