Question

How did the end of the western roman empire relate to deurbanization? the empire’s end stopped the process of deurbanization. the empire’s end caused a major period of deurbanization. the last roman emperor commanded that people leave cities. the two historical events are completely unrelated.

Answer 1

The way that the Western empire led to deurbanization was that the empire’s end caused a major period of deurbanization.

What is meant by deurbanization?

This is the term that has to do with the movement of people out of the major cities or urban areas. Rome is a major city in Italy, the movement of people is usually due to the shift of power, economical, or because the cities may have become too congested and no longer safe for people to live in.

The period after the fall of Rome, deurbanization meant that people had to start to leave the area. The power had shifted, economy of Rome plummeted and the things that drew people to the city were no longer in existence. Rome had adequate supply of things such as food to stabilize the economy. When the barbarians took over, the power shift and economy imbalance triggered people to migrate from the city of Rome

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