Percent DepopulatedPERCENTAGE OF VILLAGES DEPOPULATED INTHE WESTERN ROMAN EMPIRE, 400 TO 500 C.E.020406080100- ItalySouth GaulSouth SpainNorth SpainBritainBelgicaNorth GaulBy 400 C.E.By 500 C.E.Data adapted from David C. Baker, "The Roman Dominate from the Perspective of Demographic-Structural Theory,"Cliodynamics, Vol. 2, 201110. Which of the following best explains the overall demographic trend shown in the chart?(A) The spread of the bubonic plague by the Mongol invasions(B) Migrations to Christian population centers in the Mediterranean(C) Forced migration of populations by the Roman government(D) Invasions by Germanic and Central Asian peoples

Presented as a graph, the image depicts: from 400 to 500 CE in the Western Roman Empire a steady…

Percent Depopulated PERCENTAGE OF VILLAGES DEPOPULATED IN THE WESTERN ROMAN EMPIRE, 400 TO 500 C.E. 0 20 40 60 80 100 Italy South Gaul South Spain North Spain Britain Belgica North Gaul By 500 C.E. By 400 C.E. ted from David C. Baker, "The Roman Dominate from the Perspective of Demographic-Structural Th ics, Vol. 2, 2011 ich of the following best explains the overall demographic trend shown in The spread of the bubonic plague by the Mongol invasions Migrations to Christian population centers in the Mediterranean Forced migration of populations by the Roman government Invasions by Germanic and Central Asian peoples

Percent Depopulated PERCENTAGE OF VILLAGES DEPOPULATED IN THE WESTERN ROMAN EMPIRE, 400 TO 500 C.E. 0 20 40 60 80 100 Italy South Gaul South Spain North Spain Britain Belgica North Gaul By 500 C.E. By 400 C.E. ted from David C. Baker, "The Roman Dominate from the Perspective of Demographic-Structural Th ics, Vol. 2, 2011 ich of the following best explains the overall demographic trend shown in The spread of the bubonic plague by the Mongol invasions Migrations to Christian population centers in the Mediterranean Forced migration of populations by the Roman government Invasions by Germanic and Central Asian peoples