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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline from diseases in trade from nomadic peoples. Although there were internal factors that caused empires to fall as well, like empires trying to expand too big. Done.

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Around the period 600 BCE to 600 CE the external factors that ultimately caused imperial decline and collapse were the invasions of pastoral nomads and the increase in trade that spread disease throughout empires however there were also internal factors that led to imperial decline and one of those factors were the revoting of groups that were formed in the empire because of social class separation

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE the external factors that caused imperial decline and collapse were the invasion of pastoral nomadic people and the spread of disease through trade. However there were some internal factors such as the growing gap between the rich in the poor in developed societes. DONE

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE the external factors that caused imperial decline and collapse were the invasion of pastoral nomadic people and the spread of disease through trade. However there were some internal factors such as the growing gap between the rich in the poor in developed societes. DONE

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during 600 BCE to 600 CE the external factors that caused imperial decline and collapse were invasions from pastoral nomads and other empires. However internal factors such as revolts played a big part in the imperial decline and collapse by weakening   the empire causing the external factors to have a bigger effect. done

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During the Period 600 B.C.E. to 600 CE the external factors that caused imperial decline and collapse were invasions from pastoral nomads and the spread of disease through trade. However internal factors like tensions between the rich and poor also caused imperial collapses
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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, external factors that caused imperial decline and collapse were the invasions of nomadic tribes and spread of disease through various trade routes. However, other factors, such as the over exploitation of resources inside of empires, also contributed to imperial decline during the classical era. Done

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During the period circa 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused the imperial decline and collapse were the the foreign pressures of pastoral nomadic groups like the Xionghu, and the spread of disease through trade. However, there were many internal factors that caused the imperial decline too. One of the main internal factors was the growing gap between the wealthy and the poor.  Done

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During the time period of 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that cause imperial decline were pastoral nomadic people invading empires and the growing popularity of trade which ultimately helped disease spread faster throughout the empire. However, internal factors such as over exploitation of resources may have been more responsible for the downfall of empires. done

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During the period between 600BCE and 600CE, the external factors that caused the downfall of imperial rule across the world were, The invasion of Emipres by nomadic people and the spread of diesease from trading however Internal caues like civil war shows that internal factors also played a role. Done

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the extrernal factors that caused the imperial decline and collapse of empires were Diseases and the invasions of Nomadic peoples and Barbarians. However rebellions among the conquered land can contribute.

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during the period circa 600 BCE to 600 CE external factors that played a critical role that caused imperial decline were the invasion of pastoral nomadic peoples  and the spread of epidemic disease through trans-Continental trade. However there where also internal factors such as political instability that did not play as big a part.  done

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline and collapse were the spread of epidemic diseases through trans-continental trade and the invasions from external peoples, often pastoral nomadic tribes. However, other factors that were internal caused the downfall as well, such as the overreach of empires. Done.

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline and collapse were the spread of epidemic diseases through trans-continental trade and the invasions from external peoples, often pastoral nomadic tribes. However, other factors that were internal caused the downfall as well, such as the overreach of empires. Done.

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused the imperial decline and collapse were the external invasions of nomadic tribes and political instability throughout the empire. However part of the collapse is due to the overreaching spread of the empire.

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During the 600 BCE to 600CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline were nomadic people invading and the spread of disease through trade. However there was also internal factors like the big gap between the poor and rich or the use of overusing resources. Done

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From the years around 600 BCE to 600 CE, several empires existed. Eventually, they collapsed for a variety of reasons, many external; as pastoral-nomadic groups applied military pressure, and outbreaks of diseases from trading weakened the nations. However, their eventual collapse was internal as well, as the growing divide between the rich and poor grew.

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline were the invasion of pastoral nomads into the empire and diseases that were spread through different regions by the increase of trade. However, there are also internal factors that caused imperial decline, like civil wars or political instability. Done

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused Imperial decline were the invasions of empires by pastoral nomadic peoples and the opening of trade routes, allowing for the spread of disease. However, there were also internal factors such as political instability leading to civil wars weakening the empires. Done

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During the period 600 bce to 600 ce the main external factors that caused imperial decline were invasions from pastoral nomadic peoples, and civil wars. However not all causes are external. Factors like over exploitation of resources also caused rapid collapse. done

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the the major external factors that caused the imperial decline and collapses of empires were invasions of pastoral nomadic groups and trades where diseases are often carried. However, there were empires that fell for internal reasons like the growing gap between the rich and poor.
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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline were the invasion of neighboring nomadic peoples on a weakened government and the decline in trade with other empires. However, many internal factors led to the imperial decline including distribution of the wealth and influence by the wealthy along with civil unrest. Done.

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During the time period of 600 BCE to 600 CE the external factors that caused the imperial decline and collapse were invasions of the pastoral nomadic people. However there were more internal factors that caused the imperial decline such as diseases that spread throughout the Empires. Another internal factor was the growing gap between the rich and the poor. These factors caused the imperial decline and collapse. Done

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During the time period of 600 BCE to 600 CE the external factors that caused the imperial decline and collapse were invasions of the pastoral nomadic people. However there were more internal factors that caused the imperial decline such as diseases that spread throughout the Empires. Another internal factor was the growing gap between the rich and the poor. These factors caused the imperial decline and collapse. Done

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During the period circa 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline were epidemics connected to the spread of trade and invading pastoral nomadic peoples. Although external factors played a key role in the fall of these empires, internal factors such as a growing gap between social classes also contributed to the fall of such empires.
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During 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline were pastoral nomads invading and wars the empires fought. However many of the factors that caused imperial decline were  internal such as the growing gap in social class. Done

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During the period of 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused the imperial decline and collapse were the influence and invasion of pastoral nomadic groups and widespread disease from increased trade. However there were internal factors as well, such as political instability . Done

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline were the increase of trade which led to the spread of disease and outsider invasions. However,  not all  empires were making advancements  such as trade or developing ways of conquering. Internal factors such as the growing gap between rich and poor could be more easily connected to the collapse of empires. Done

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During 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline were pastoral nomadic groups and diseases that traveled along the trade routes. However the internal factors like a growing gap in wealth may have been more influential in the collapse of the empires than the external factors. Done.

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During 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial decline were pastoral nomadic groups and diseases that traveled along the trade routes. However the internal factors like a growing gap in wealth may have been more influential in the collapse of the empires than the external factors. Done.

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During the period of 600 BCE to 600 CE, some of the external factors that caused imperial decline and collapse were the spread of disease and invasion of nomadic peoples. However, collapses also occurred due to internal factors such as Imperial overreach and a growing gap between wealthy and poor.

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused imperial empires to decline were the spread of disease through the increase of trade across the world and invasions from nomadic peoples. However, external factors weren't the only cause for the fall of empires. Internal factors such as the growing gap between the rich and poor caused rebellions weakening the empire as a united whole. Done

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the the external factors that caused the imperial decline and collapse of empires were the invasions of the pastoral nomadic peoples and the spread of diseases due to the increase of trade. However there were also internal factors such as the growing gap between the social classes and civil wars happening within the empires which contributed to the collapse of the empires. Done

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE the factors that caused imperial decline and collapse were invasion by pastoral nomadic people and the spread of disease through trade. However a growing gap between rich and poor caused rebellions which eventually weakened the empires. Done

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During the period 600 BCE to 600 CE, the external factors that caused  imperial decline and collapse were foreign invasion and influence of pastoral nomadic tribes within the empires and various lethal diseases spread between civilizations in Eurasia through trade. However, there were many internal factors that caused the collapse of imperial empires, for example, the growing gap between the wealthy and poor.

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