Rome's Fall: Cause-Effect
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Rome's Fall: Cause-Effect
📚 Learning Goals
I can... identify the social, political, and economic causes that led to the fall of the Roman Empire.
I can... explain how these causes created effects that weakened Rome over time.
📖 Reading: Why Did Rome Fall?
The mighty Roman Empire did not fall in one day. It took hundreds of years to weaken and collapse. Three main problems destroyed Rome from within:
Political Problems: Rome had weak emperors who fought each other for power. The government became corrupt and could not make good decisions.
Economic Problems: Rome spent too much money on wars and the army. They raised taxes so high that people became poor. Trade decreased and the economy collapsed.
Social Problems: Roman citizens lost pride in their empire. Many people moved away from cities. The army hired foreign soldiers who were not loyal to Rome.
🔍 Part 1: Understanding Causes
⚡ Part 2: Cause and Effect Organizer
CAUSE: Weak emperors fought for power
EFFECT: _________________________________
CAUSE: Taxes became too high
EFFECT: _________________________________
CAUSE: Citizens lost pride in Rome
EFFECT: _________________________________
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