The Importance Of The Roman Empire

Register to read the introduction… With so many lives lost the amount of people to help protect the country fell greatly. This lack of people make it even easier for the already brutally superior Huns to overthrow the
“almighty” Rome. If Rome had not been affected by such strong disasters and disease more soldiers would have been able to contribute to fighting the Huns.

Rome could have lasted for a longer period of time if not for the political and economic corruption. The empire may still be striving today if the Roman soldiers would have remained diligent, still practicing their marches. Growing accustomed to their armor so they could actually wear it in combat.. If it weren’t for the lack of natural borders in the large empire the Huns may not have been able to inundate the land. Another document that would be interesting to read would be about how the Hun warriors felt while invading and conquering this foreign land. Was it really as easy as the historians make it sound? The victory may have been due to a large part of the Roman population being wiped out by natural disasters and diseases such as the plague.
Rome was responsible for its own destruction. The Roman Empire was too mighty to be destroyed by outsiders; it demolished