The Traditional Date for the "Fall" of Rome Is

question 3

Multiple Choice

The traditional date for the "fall" of Rome is:

• A) 526 C.E., when Emperor Theodore died.
• B) 476 C.E., when Odovacer toppled Emperor Romulus Augustus.
• C) 410 C.E., when Alaric sacked the city of Rome.
• D) 312 C.E., when Constantine defeated Emperor Maxentius.
• E) 284 C.E., when Diocletian reorganized the empire.

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