There are several reasons that the fall of Rome was important and you will get several answers from anyone you ask and all of them will be valid. For openers, western civilization was put on hold after the barbarians overran the empire. Christianity became dominate (even with all its problems) as it was the sole unifying force of Western Europe. The end of the Roman Empire was also the beginning of the nations or countries of modern Europe.
There are several reasons that the fall of Rome was important and you will get several answers from anyone you ask and all of them will be valid. For openers, western civilization was put on hold after the barbarians overran the empire. Christianity became dominate (even with all its problems) as it was the sole unifying force of Western Europe. The end of the Roman Empire was also the beginning of the nations or countries of modern Europe.
There are several reasons that the fall of Rome was important and you will get several answers from anyone you ask and all of them will be valid. For openers, western civilization was put on hold after the barbarians overran the empire. Christianity became dominate (even with all its problems) as it was the sole unifying force of western Europe. The end of the Roman empire was also the beginning of the nations or countries of modern Europe.
There are several reasons that the fall of Rome was important and you will get several answers from anyone you ask and all of them will be valid. For openers, western civilization was put on hold after the barbarians overran the empire. Christianity became dominate (even with all its problems) as it was the sole unifying force of western Europe. The end of the Roman empire was also the beginning of the nations or countries of modern Europe.
There are several reasons that the fall of Rome was important and you will get several answers from anyone you ask and all of them will be valid. For openers, western civilization was put on hold after the barbarians overran the empire. Christianity became dominate (even with all its problems) as it was the sole unifying force of western Europe. The end of the Roman empire was also the beginning of the nations or countries of modern Europe.
There are several reasons that the fall of Rome was important and you will get several answers from anyone you ask and all of them will be valid. For openers, western civilization was put on hold after the barbarians overran the empire. Christianity became dominate (even with all its problems) as it was the sole unifying force of western Europe. The end of the Roman empire was also the beginning of the nations or countries of modern Europe.
There are several reasons that the fall of Rome was important and you will get several answers from anyone you ask and all of them will be valid. For openers, western civilization was put on hold after the barbarians overran the empire. Christianity became dominate (even with all its problems) as it was the sole unifying force of western Europe. The end of the Roman empire was also the beginning of the nations or countries of modern Europe.
There are several reasons that the fall of Rome was important and you will get several answers from anyone you ask and all of them will be valid. For openers, western civilization was put on hold after the barbarians overran the empire. Christianity became dominate (even with all its problems) as it was the sole unifying force of western Europe. The end of the Roman empire was also the beginning of the nations or countries of modern Europe.
There are several reasons that the fall of Rome was important and you will get several answers from anyone you ask and all of them will be valid. For openers, western civilization was put on hold after the barbarians overran the empire. Christianity became dominate (even with all its problems) as it was the sole unifying force of western Europe. The end of the Roman empire was also the beginning of the nations or countries of modern Europe.
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476, also known as the year of the Fall of the Western Roman Empire, was a very important date for the Romans. As the Western Roman Empire fell, the Eastern Roman Empire grew. This was also important because the fall brought and end to new sources of wealth.
It was the western part of the Roman empire (the part in western Europe and North Africa except for Egypt) that fell. The eastern part continued to exist for another 1,000 years.
The western part of the empire lost most of its lands due to invasions by Germanic peoples who came from north of the empire. The empire lost internal political cohesion. There was infighting and a string of usurpers. In the end only Italy and a small part of Spain remained as part of the empire. Eventually, Zeno, the emperor of the eastern part of the empire, sent Theodoric the Great, the king of the Ostrogoths, to invade Italy on his behalf to depose a usurper there. Italy came under the kingdom of the Visigoths. Theodoric wanted to try to restore the empire in Italy. A Later eastern emperor, Justinian I, wanted to take Italy. This led to the Gothic Wars. The Ostrogoths lost these wars and were destroyed. Soon after these wars, Italy was conquered by the Lombards who were from central Europe.
The fall of the western Roman empire was important because it marked the end of one era and the beginning of another. After the fall of the western empire, several kingdoms arose, some merging into large, more powerful ones, and the beginnings of individual countries and nations were seeded.
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The Roman Empire never ruled the world.AT their largest point they controlled most of Europe, and parts of Africa and Asia.
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There could be considered several major turning points in histories' timeline including World War I and II.
It was the biggest invasion in history. It was the turning point because Allied troops were now back in Europe, actually fighting Germans near their own territory