This book discusses some of the causes that may have led to the end of the Roman Empire, including changes in population, economic decay, class and religious divisions, and military conquest.
General Note
Includes index.
Includes chronology.
Content Note
Changes in population caused Rome's fall; Differences in class and religion divided and weakened Rome; Rome's fall resulted from economic decay; Rome fell to invasion and military conquest; Rome did not fall in the fifth century.