The heavy use of slave labor brought about economic decline. Small farmers, who could not compete with free labor, went out of business. These former farmers were forced to make their way in the cities, increasing overcrowding. Slaves were often war captives from barbarian tribes used to independence, so slave insurrections, many that came close to immediately toppling the empire, were always a looming threat.
The cause of the Roman empire expansion was successful military campaigns. The effect was that as the Roman empire grew, so did the number of enemies.
The reign of Caligula is mostly noted for his cruelty, sadism and sexual perversion. He worked very hard at removing any legal restraints that prevented the emperor from exercising unconstrained power. He spent lavishly on luxurious housing for himself. However, he did annex the Kingdom of Mauretania, and constructed two new aqueducts during his reign. He was assassinated in 41 AD by his Praetorian Guard.
Famine and disease spread throughout the empire
The invasions by the Germanic peoples precipitated the fall of the western part of the Roman Empire. They eventually took over all of its lands. The eastern part of the Roman Empire was not affected by these invasions and continued to exist for nearly 1,000 years.
This is an assumption, not a fact. Contrarily, high inflation towards the end of the empire is arguably the sign, and not the cause, of the weakening empire. See the reasons for the inflation, at the link below.
The political instability, economic and social problems, and weakening frontiers cause the decline of the Roman Empire.
It didn't solely - it failed through the overwhelming influx of Eurasian peoples.
The cause of rise in independent regional powers after the decline of the Mughal Empire was the emergence of Successor States to the Mughals.
overpopulation
barberians
The decline in population was harmful to the Roman Empire because it led to a decrease in available labor, which impacted the agricultural and economic productivity of the empire. The loss of population also weakened the military strength of the empire, making it vulnerable to external threats. Additionally, with fewer people to pay taxes, the empire struggled to fund its administration and defense.
State which development if you want an answer.
Slavery was in the past considered a contributor to the decline of the western part of the Roman Empire because slaves were war captives, and the supply of slaves dwindled with the end of imperial expansion. This was assumed to have affected production. This view has now been challenged. Slave labour was not used everywhere in the Roman Empire, neither the western nor the eastern part. It was a big feature especially in Italy but was not widespread in many places outside Italy. It was virtually absent in Africa and much of the eastern part of the empire. Moreover, even during the heyday of slave labour, there was the use of wage labour for the more seasonal type of agriculture, especially olive and grape picking. In the Later Empire there was the growth of servile peasant labour on the large landed estates in many areas of the empire. Therefore, even in the eras with large use of slave labour, there was this type of labour supply. Archaeological finds challenged he concept of economic decline of the Roman Empire. In the east, in Egypt, Palestine and Syria there was actually economic growth. In the west, Africa was prosperous. In the south of Italy there was economic growth. In Africa and Egypt there seem to have been an increase in the use of wage labour. Southern Gaul did not seem to have been in economic decline. Economic decline seems to have occurred in northern Italy, northern Gaul and Britannia. These regional variations were not linked to the presence or absence of slaves or the extent of slave labour and a proportion of the total labour force.
The Praetorian Guard contributed to the empire's decline by selling the throne, they killed some of the emperors after that, resulting to more fighting for the throne.
The cause of the Roman empire expansion was successful military campaigns. The effect was that as the Roman empire grew, so did the number of enemies.
The Roman Empire One the many theories as to why the Roman Empire fell blames unthoughtful leaders, economic inflation, and invasions by hostile forces. *Geography in this case was the CAUSE of the Roman Empire.
Rome began conquering other countries' lands and by this they expanded their Empire.