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Yes they did because of all the money
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The signers agreed to combine themselves into a "civil Body Politick" that would enact and obey "just and equal laws" that were made for the "general good of the colony." This commitment to justice and equality would be reiterated in many later documents, including the U.S. Constitution.
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Adrianople
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At that time, the roman demanded a lot of things that caused economic damage for the Visigoths. For example, They require parts of their lands, gold and silver for the products of Visigoths that passed Romans' territory, heavy influenced in their internal politics, etc.
In the end, they became tired of the demands and decided to rebel against the roman Legions.
Visigoths attacked Adrianople around the year of 378. It's predicted that They slaughtered thousands of Roman soldiers along with Emperor Valens of the western Rome.
