In the late fourth century, the Western Roman Empire slowly disintegrated after a nearly five-hundred year run as the world’s largest force. There are hundreds of different factors to blame for the fall of Rome. Some of the important factors are, Invasions by Barbarian tribes, Economic troubles and over reliance on slave labor, The rise of the Eastern Empire, and the loss of traditional values (religion). Although there is not one certain person or idea to blame for the fall of the Western Roman Empire, there is still an ongoing debate over what exactly caused the empire to shatter. One of the most direct explanation for what caused the fall of Western Roman Empire is military losses that occurred against outside forces. Rome never got along
