answer: the fall of the empire did fall. the fall of the roman empire was caused when there was less loyalty to rome. the urban centers start to collapse. also the military, political, and social of rome was causing rome to collapse. another reason of why the roman rome collapsed is when the aqueducts were destroyed and some of the public works. rome is like if one thing falls apart the whole thing falls apart. the aqueduct made rome collapse because the people of rome needed water in and out so, when it collapse the population just literally dropped from like a million to a couple of hundred of the people and then the people of rome just scattered to different areas to have a better life or to move where there is water or good harvests. the metaphor i think of it of rome falling apart is when there is a grand sand castle, mighty, powerful, and wealthy. but, then the tides get high and wash it away. this is a reference to rome because rome was amazing with public works like coliseums, and the beauty, of rome was demolished, gone, population drops because the ego, the life, the wealth is gone, and that is what i think of it.
the fall of rome was demolished or destroyed because the economic, political, social, and the military. rome fell apart because the economic was becoming bad. what i mean by that is that there were poor harvests, instead of rich harvests to feast rome, and the population disappeared because there’s much less food to eat for maybe your family, or yourself. rome demolished because the economic was having disruption of trade so, rome was having hard times to trade and maybe trade for goods like seeds to plant or find new hope to rome falling. rome fell apart when there was disturbance of trade because it was harder to live when the harvest was already pretty bad and the plebeians, and patricians were having revolts that the rich were getting richer, and the poor was getting poorer. rome fell apart because there was inflation so, the taxes had to go higher and making the poor poorer and the rich richer. that led to revolts and wars that lasted a long time. the drain of silver and gold was also making rome fall apart because the roman ego of better “than,” was disappearing, and the roman ego of powerful as disappearing so they got more wars with the other empires, or army’s because rome was getting weaker. the widening gap between the poor and the rich were increasing causing the roman empire to fall too.
