Question

the fall of the western roman empire
already weakened roman military.
struggles within: internal conflicts and military
challenges
years of warfare and internal conflicts left the roman
military ill - equipped to defend effectively against
external invasions.

• multifaceted barbarian threat: barbarian tribes

posed a multifaceted threat, encroaching on roman
borders and exacerbating the empires vulnerabilities.
the final blow: deposition of romulus augustulus
(476)
romulus augustulus, the last emperor of rome, was
deposed in 476, symbolizing the empires weakened state.

• germanic takeover: led by odoacer, germanic

forces overtook the western roman empire, marking
the definitive end and ushering in a new epoch in
european history.
what tribe pushed the visigoths westward
toward rome?
the byzantines
the huns
the alemanni

Explanation:

Historical records show that the expansion and military pressure of the Huns forced the Visigoths to migrate westward toward the Roman Empire in the late 4th century, as they sought refuge from the Hunnic advance.

Answer:

the Huns