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At its height, the Roman Empire stretched from Scotland in the northern hemisphere to the deserts of Africa in the south. The empire lasted for over 500 years, although its eastern part, the Byzantine Empire, lasted for several more centuries. When the empire collapsed, hordes of barbarian armies, including the infamous Vandal pirates, invaded Italy throughout the fifth century AD. Rome was transformed from a bustling city of millions to a provincial town of a few thousand, surrounded by swamps. The anarchy of the Dark Ages had begun.
Although there has been no shortage of theories, it has never been clear why Rome became so vulnerable to foreign invaders at this time. Political instability, the collapse of food supplies to Rome, and even the infamous lead in the water supplies have all been implicated. Or maybe Rome just became too big, and could not handle itself properly? I'm asking you your theory on why one of the largest empires came to ruin. Lets go people.
Anything I've missed?...Your wealth of expert knowledge and resultant multi-thread nitpicking, refusal to entertain opposing viewpoints and blatant running away when proved wrong is staggering.
Why aren't you President of The Entire Universe of Everything?
Thankfully history is not repeating itself.
> they cause memory loss dont they?? or something?
lol. Was that an intentional joke? :)
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> its definately the lead pipes
They're that bad?
> I think it was a combination of indecisive/cautious leadership, the
> Goths (I think), inbreeding and lead pipes.
its definately the lead pipes
> But why would I want to do your homework for you?
No, I think my thread set him off.