By the End of the Third Century It Became Obvious

question 18

Multiple Choice

By the end of the third century it became obvious that:

• A) the Roman Empire would succeed in extending itself into Scandinavia.
• B) Rome's western and eastern provinces could not be controlled by a single central government.
• C) the process of making all people Roman citizens had actually increased internal tensions and rebellions.
• D) the Persian empire would finally mount the resources to conquer Greece and Sicily.
• E) the Goths posed no real threat to the northern frontier.

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