Rome’s Fall From Within

“For centuries, Rome ruled the world. But inside, problems were growing. Corruption weakened

leadership. Heavy taxes crushed citizens. The empire grew too large to control.

Armies were stretched thin, and enemies invaded from all sides. Rome depended on

slaves instead of innovation. Slowly, power faded. In 476 AD,

the Western Roman Empire finally fell. Rome wasn’t destroyed by one enemy — it collapsed from within.”

“Great empires fall when they stop fixing themselves.”