Life After the Fall of the Western Roman Empire
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The Romans referred to other people groups as '______'

barbarians

The Vandals caused so much damage that we get the word '______' from them

vandalism

The Huns were skilled horsemen and '______'

warriors

Attila killed his brother and began his reign as the sole ruler of the ______

<p>Hun</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Romans had to join with the Visigoths to fight back against the ______

<p>Huns</p> Signup and view all the answers

Most people feared that Attila would kill ______ I

<p>Pope Leo</p> Signup and view all the answers

Life out on the boundaries of the Western Roman Empire did not see much of a change the first couple of years after the empire ended. Even though the barbarians had taken over certain parts of the empire, life was not very different than under Roman rule. Most people cared only to feed and provide for their families. Many of the roads and aqueducts used to transport goods and people, began to fall apart. With no central government, there was no money, or people to make sure the roads and aqueducts were ________.

<p>replaced</p> Signup and view all the answers

With the decline of the roads and aqueducts came another issue. Trade between lands began to _________.

<p>slow down</p> Signup and view all the answers

By around 600 trade to Northern Africa and the Mediterranean countries all but stopped. Cities also began to ________ causing merchants to find local goods to sell.

<p>shrink</p> Signup and view all the answers

"All roads lead to Rome" - A popular phrase used because Rome was the center of the empire. All roads in Europe led to Rome. The roads were used by the emperor to spread Roman ideas and laws throughout all of the empire. It was how governors, and other leaders knew what the emperor wanted or needed. Goods and taxes were also important to the empire, and the roads were how these things got to and from Rome. While the roads were important for the survival of the empire, they also played a role in its _________.

<p>decline</p> Signup and view all the answers

Rome would use these roads to send their armies out of the capital, but invaders also used these roads to come into the _________.

<p>city</p> Signup and view all the answers

Many of the roads and aqueducts used to transport goods and people, began to fall apart. With no central government, there was no money, or people to make sure the roads and aqueducts were replaced. With the _________ of the roads and aqueducts came another issue.

<p>decline</p> Signup and view all the answers

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