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Which contributed to the third-century crisis, following Pax Romana? Rome was invaded by the Huns. The Roman empire grew too large. The capital was moved to Byzantium. The milit…

Which contributed to the third-century crisis, following Pax Romana? Rome was invaded by the Huns. The Roman empire grew too large. The capital was moved to Byzantium. The milit…
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Which contributed to the third-century crisis, following Pax Romana?

Rome was invaded by the Huns.
The Roman empire grew too large.
The capital was moved to Byzantium.
The military gained influence in governing.

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The military gained influence in governing
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User Mohit Manhas
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Rome was invaded by the Huns.

im pretty sure this is the answer, good luck bud!

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