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The Huns were constant threats to the Roman empire as they made lots of raids on the eastern half. Eventually the Huns had scared the goths into Rome where they joined forces. The Huns and the Germanics eventually invaded Rome where the goths proved to be unloyal and attacked upon the Romans aswell.

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During the reign of Augustus the leader of Rome in about 410 B.C., Arminius the leader of the germanic Tribes invaded the Roman empire from the north. While the Goths were scared into Rome by Attila the Hun, the Goths helped the Romans in the begining, later on they betrayed the Romans and helped the Germanic Tribes, this goes to show that the Romans relied on other Tribes and it ended up hurting them more than once.

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With multiple slaves being cheaper than paying for a single worker it meant that owners could pay a one time fee for workers that have to do whatever they say. whereas a citizen would be continuously payed, this meant that in the long run would not be good for the owner. this meant citizens couldn't pay for food, or rent meaning the economy eventually crashed.

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When Rome divided the land was ruled by one person on the rich(east side), leaving the poor(west side) with no rule to be alone, until Diocletian gave them a ruler. Later Constantine attempted to reunite the two halves but it was to late and the damage had been done. the west fell not long after but the east survived around another 1000 years as the Byzantine empire.

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Rome was in the middle of fighting multiple battles on different fronts as well as dealing with the unloyal troops attacking loyal legions. This meant that the Roman army shrunk rapidly. which ultimately led to Rome's downfall. These unloyal troops were loyal to the general that led them, not Rome.