Schaeffer's Downfall

The seemingly unstoppable Roman empire was certain to fall in a matter of time. Even though Rome was majorly affected by external attacks, I feel like the fall was because of the internal decline. The economy and social issues were the key factors that led to the descent of the large empire. A vast amount of their problems came from within the city. Every decision that Rome made had an extensive effect on the city itself and the rest of the world. Many foolish decisions made by terrible emperors weakened the city and eventually cause the many aspects of Roman life to crumble.

A second reason Rome fell was because of the natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis. For example, according to The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman empire, “. . . the Roman world was shaken by a violent and destructive earthquake . . .” (Doc. F)This illustrates that the earthquake that hit Rome destroyed just about all of their culture. This also illustrates that many people died and were injured. This is important because Rome was already falling, so the earthquake hitting made it even easier for the Roman empire to fall. This is also important because many Romans lost their houses so they had to move to find somewhere new to live and support their families, which made their population smaller. With the cities’ populations smaller it made less

The “Politically Correct” movement’s purpose is to bring historically condescending terms, offensive music and art, and controversial educational content to an end and replace them with more positive and less-offending references. Offensive and demoralizing efforts are wrong, but the censorship and deletion of words and phrases that do not contain the intention to demoralize are taking political correctness too far. Politically correct (or “PC”) antics have created a social decline that is growing worse with each generation, specifically regarding areas of art, education, language, and our right to freedom of speech; the degradation they have brought to the American psyche has even led to

In conclusion, if Rome was governed a different way that did not discomfort the people that lived there, there may not have been the fall of Rome.Rome may have been a decent, beautiful city at once, but with foreigners bringing disease and invading areas, military issues, and political assassinations, Rome had fallen. Unfamiliar human beings from South Asia brought diseases killing thousands and invasions which caused battles that was hard for Rome to fight, for they did not wear their proper protection. Rome’s military became lazy and did not wear their proper gear which caused many to die, causing conscription which really hurt Rome more than it helped, for they had people fighting that had no idea what the battlefield was like. Political

On November 9, it was announced that Donald Trump would be president. This essay isn’t entirely about Donald Trump, but rather about one of the reasons why he was elected: he’s not afraid to “tell it like it is” rather than worry about being politically correct. One of the complaints from the millions of people who voted for Trump is that America is too politically correct, almost to the point that it infringes on free speech. Whether this is true or not is debatable.

Although many historians and professors attribute the fall of the Roman Empire to excess and corruption, the role of shifting spheres of power, trade created a situation that made the fall of such a large cumbersome empire inevitable, the military played a role for not obeying protocol as well and an excess of things were happening in the government that also led to the fall of the Roman Empire. Each mistake made by the Romans contributed to their fall of their empire since after time of accumulation of their mistakes, it becomes a tremendous problem. Though the Roman Empire still did have their climax in history before everything came crashing down.

The primary reasons Rome “fell” were the government had a poor system, the military had problems, and Rome misunderstood the outsiders. Rome “fell” because they had poor government. First of all, Rome had good rules but no one followed them. For example “Many people were exempt from the military draft”(Doc B). This was a problem because it was unfair to the people who aren’t part of the group who were exempt.

Mistakes were just bound to happen. Many reasons contributed to this downhill climb. The most important reason Rome fell was because of military mistakes. Unfortunately for Rome, most of these military leaders were too busy fighting among themselves to be protecting the empire (textbook pg. 34).

What were the primary reasons for the “fall” of Rome? Rome fell because of 3 reasons. These reasons are foreign invasions, Military weakness, and political leadership. One of the reasons are Foreign Invasions because of the time period where all the invaders comes from. On document C it shows that two of the invaders made it to rome and partially caused the fall of rome.

Though Rome made plenty of mistakes, it also influenced how people live today. For example, monumental construction, encouraging religion, extraordinary language, and even a strong government. Even though it was a troubling time, if Rome didn't fall we would probably make the same mistakes that caused them to fall. In 476 CE the Ancient Empire collapsed, but there wasn’t only one cause. There were multiple reasons to why Ancient Rome fell, from population, to military and politics. One important reason that led to the fall of Ancient Rome was the steady decline in population. A compelling piece of evidence to support this is the constant warfare, and plagues that were occurring during the time. Another reason to support this, is that Romans

Although the other side believes natural disasters is the primary reason for the fall of Rome, this is not true. Disasters may have destroyed Roman places, but foreign invasions have destroyed people, the army, and sacked Roman cities. Also, not only is foreign invasions a main problem, but so is military mistakes. They have led to the army falling, when it should be becoming larger, and more powerful, and they have led to letting the other battlers to win. This goes to show you how natural disasters in not the main reason for the decline of

For one, There were many reasons for the primary fall of Rome. For example, according to an excerpt of Concerning Rome's Military Matter, found in document B of the “Fall” of Rome Mini-Q it shows how the military was getting weak, “...because of negligence and laziness, parade ground drills were abandoned.” This shows that they were becoming unconcerned and

Rome used to be like a strong building that once stood tall, but like every building, it eventually crumbled. What were the primary reasons for the “fall” of Rome? While economic and civic decay and political instability took a toll on the fall of the empire, military mistakes were the most important factor.

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Let’s head back to my three reasons why Rome fell in the first place, but allow me to go into more detail this time. Starting off let’s talk about their government, don’t get me wrong the government editions threw great parties! And they were really fun! If you were in upper class. Also at these parties, they would Drink until they were ill! And don't even get me started on how corrupt and unstable the emperor duty was. The emperor changed as fast as you could say Rome. Secondly, there were the military problems, they would spread there military so thin they soon had no more. They would be killed or enslaved by other civilizations. Social classes didn’t help with Rome's current