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Which empire was wealthier and had extensive trade routes?
Which empire was wealthier and had extensive trade routes?
- Byzantine Empire
- Eastern Roman Empire (correct)
- Western Roman Empire
- Ottoman Empire
The western empire's cities were larger and more prosperous than the eastern empire's cities.
The western empire's cities were larger and more prosperous than the eastern empire's cities.
False (B)
What significant event occurred in 410 A.D. in relation to the city of Rome?
What significant event occurred in 410 A.D. in relation to the city of Rome?
It was raided and looted by the Goths.
The last Western Roman Emperor was removed from power in the year _____.
The last Western Roman Emperor was removed from power in the year _____.
What type of tribes frequently invaded the western Roman Empire?
What type of tribes frequently invaded the western Roman Empire?
The eastern empire of Rome lasted for nearly another thousand years after the fall of the western empire.
The eastern empire of Rome lasted for nearly another thousand years after the fall of the western empire.
Which body of water protected the eastern Roman Empire?
Which body of water protected the eastern Roman Empire?
Match the following events with their descriptions:
Match the following events with their descriptions:
After the fall of the western empire, public buildings and roads fell into _____.
After the fall of the western empire, public buildings and roads fell into _____.
Which organization became a significant unifying force after the western empire's collapse?
Which organization became a significant unifying force after the western empire's collapse?
Flashcards
Roman Empire Split
Roman Empire Split
The Roman Empire divided into a wealthier eastern empire and a weaker western one.
Eastern Empire Advantages
Eastern Empire Advantages
The eastern empire thrived due to extensive trade routes and protection by the Black Sea.
Western Empire Challenges
Western Empire Challenges
The western empire faced vulnerability due to smaller cities and distance from trade routes.
Germanic Tribes
Germanic Tribes
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Fall Year
Fall Year
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Goths
Goths
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Economic Decline
Economic Decline
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Consequences of Collapse
Consequences of Collapse
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Role of the Catholic Church
Role of the Catholic Church
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Eastern Empire Longevity
Eastern Empire Longevity
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Study Notes
The Fall of the Roman Empire
- The Roman Empire split into two parts: a wealthy east and a weaker west.
- The eastern empire had extensive trade routes with Africa, Asia and Europe, and was protected by the Black Sea, leading to less frequent invasions.
- Western cities were smaller and less prosperous, further from trade routes and more exposed to invaders.
- Invaders, notably Germanic peoples, often attacked the empire's weakest borders.
- Between 350 and 500 AD, Germanic groups attacked Roman cities, targeting the weakest parts of the empire.
- Frequent attacks and economic hardship led to the decline of the western empire.
- Cities were raided, and many people left.
- In 410 AD, the Goths raided Rome, causing widespread damage.
- The official fall of the Western Empire occurred in 476 AD.
- The Germanic peoples took over the Western territory.
- The roads and public buildings fell into disrepair after the fall of the Western Empire.
- The Eastern Empire, protected by the Black Sea, lasted another thousand years.
- The Roman Catholic Church became a unifying force after the fall of Rome.
Multiple Choice Answers
- Question 1: Germanic people
- Question 2: Nomadic
- Question 3: 476 AD
- Question 4: Black Sea
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