Answer:
D.Taxes went up, and the gap between the rich and poor increased.
Explanation:
Before the Roman Empire collapsed, it was a large empire that encompassed large portions of land in Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. In order to keep its power in all of its vast territories, the Roman Empire depended greatly on its large army. Therefore, in its final phase, the empire had an increasing territory and an increasing army needful of resources. For this reason, the Emperor elevated the taxes to collect more money for the troops. This measure increased the gap between the rich and the poor, causing a big economic crisis. This situation was no longer sustainable: social conflicts appeared within the empire and the troops hadn't enough resources to fight against the barbarian hordes. Finally, the Roman Empire collapsed due to its own weight.
The English Civil War was essentially the Royalists vs the Parliamentarians. A major cause was the religious split and animosity between Protestants and Roman Catholics. It saw Cromwell rise to power, but after the Civil War it did see the monarchy restored. However it established that a King needed the consent of Parliament to rule.
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