What effect did the collapse of western roman empire have on western europe

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Hkoosha · Answer 1 · 2020-06-22T13:30:39+0000

Answer:The effect that the collapse of the Western Roman Empire had on Western Europe was that Former Roman lands were divided into several Germanic kingdoms. Odoacer, the Germanic leader overthrew Romulus -the last Roman Emperor- in 476 CE. The Barbarians tribes such as the Goths had invaded many parts of the Western empire.

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Acelasi Eu · Answer 2 · 2020-06-26T03:25:40+0000

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The effect that the collapse of the Western Roman Empire had on Western Europe was that Former Roman lands were divided into several Germanic kingdoms. Odoacer, the Germanic leader overthrew Romulus -the last Roman Emperor- in 476 CE. The Barbarians tribes such as the Goths had invaded many parts of the Western empire.

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