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why don't the invaders go all out in one area?

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why don't the invaders go all out in one area?

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bobby

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When they invaded did they pretend to be apart of the empire to get in  or did they just break in?  

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When they invaded did they pretend to be apart of the empire to get in  or did they just break in?  

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The eastern part of the empire was probably stronger due to Constantine moving the capital and making it the new Rome (Constantinople), the strongest city in Europe. -Vesna

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The eastern part of the empire was probably stronger due to Constantine moving the capital and making it the new Rome (Constantinople), the strongest city in Europe. -Vesna

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did the romans start to think nothing bad could happen to them because they were just fine and ''perfect''

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The Vandal invasion happens right after The Romans stop wearing helmets and chest armor.

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The Vandal invasion happens right after The Romans stop wearing helmets and chest armor.

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Werent there citizens who wanted to make changes?
they maybe couldnt because they waned to protect familys

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What do the different lines stand for? (the black, grey, and dotted black)

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What do the different lines stand for? (the black, grey, and dotted black)

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Michael S.

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did bad leaders affect bad protection from invaders

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Did any of the groups actually succeed in capturing any people?

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I feel like they just started to get super lazy with coming up with plans and fighting battles. I think that is when they started to fail, cause they started to just give up. ( didn't even wear armor to try and protect themselves)

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Whats the point of even going into battle if you don't have any armor?The enemies Archers could you shoot you from across the battlefield.

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This is just an interesting fact, but the Vandals are actually the root of the word "vandalism", since Vandal (the tribe's name) originally meant "wanderer" but it ended up meaning "destroyer of what is beautiful" (makes sense seeing how they ravaged Rome). - Vesna

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This is just an interesting fact, but the Vandals are actually the root of the word "vandalism", since Vandal (the tribe's name) originally meant "wanderer" but it ended up meaning "destroyer of what is beautiful" (makes sense seeing how they ravaged Rome). - Vesna

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Are there still groups in Rome from the invasions?

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modern day London has a good defense because it is by the start, but wasn't conquered for about 100 years science the attacks started

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How did the Roman people react when they were first invaded?

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Maybe this is how some of the assassinations happened? 

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Maybe this is how some of the assassinations happened? 

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Did some of these groups meet/coordinate an attack or did they consider themselves enemies since they were all trying to take over the same empire?

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Did some of these groups meet/coordinate an attack or did they consider themselves enemies since they were all trying to take over the same empire?

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Olivia

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How did Roman roads play a part in these invasions? Were the Roman military using them to defend the empire? Would it have made a difference since the military was so weak? Did these roads make it easier for invaders to travel and attack, or were they hindered by Romans along the way? - Vesna

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How did Roman roads play a part in these invasions? Were the Roman military using them to defend the empire? Would it have made a difference since the military was so weak? Did these roads make it easier for invaders to travel and attack, or were they hindered by Romans along the way? - Vesna

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What type of stratagies did they use to conquer troops with water resources and abilities?

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1-Why did the huns take the longest route?
2- What group took the shortest route

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was it more or less costly to travel by water or land?

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why did the intruders not attack Constantinople/the Eastern half? An alliance?

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I can inference that there were a lot of invasions by looking at the map.

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How did the Romans get to the point where they were just Lazy? How did that happen?

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How did the Romans get to the point where they were just Lazy? How did that happen?

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After completing their quest to conquer, the Romans settled down and became laid back, not expecting to be overthrown at this point.

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Did the roads the Romans built make the invasion easier for foreigners?

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Did the roads the Romans built make the invasion easier for foreigners?

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Angela

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It looks like around 6 groups tried to invade Rome

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how did the Romans not hear about all the attacks coming

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how did the Romans not hear about all the attacks coming

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so then they could be ready

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What did Rome do after they were invaded the first few times?

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What do the different line patterns mean?

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What do the different line patterns mean?

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Frankie

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1.Why did they only go west what about north
2.Why did they only go west what about up there?

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Why did the Carthage stop in the middle of the Mediterranean?

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Why did the Carthage stop in the middle of the Mediterranean?

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The vandals could have took a path avoiding the water so that by the time they got to the water the navy had no resources.

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Where the Angles and Saxons working together to invade the Roman empire because they invaded at the same time and same place.

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MORNING
GAMERS

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if rome were in a different place would the invations have been different?

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asdasdasdas

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the invasions took about 100 years!