Why Did Rome Lose Its Status as the Roman Empire's

question 42

Multiple Choice

Why did Rome lose its status as the Roman Empire's most important city as a result of Diocletian's reforms?

• A) Its population shrank so dramatically because of the exodus of governmental officials that it ranked only as the fifth-largest city in the empire.
• B) The Vandals and the Visigoths both sacked the city, since Diocletian's reforms had taken funds away from the armed forces protecting the city.
• C) Diocletian had the Christian officials of the city executed, destroying the Christian leadership of the entire empire.
• D) Diocletian divided the empire into smaller units, thereby turning Italy into a section of the empire like any other.

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