also, what do you mean "no" I did this assignment a few weeks back, I just want to know what OTHER PEOPLE think of this question, because I have to admit it was a hard question, but I got through it.

Reply 6

boss25

Original post by Lmcconachie

also, what do you mean "no" I did this assignment a few weeks back, I just want to know what OTHER PEOPLE think of this question, because I have to admit it was a hard question, but I got through it.

also finding articles on the internet about Roman Britain is pretty hard (like I mean really hard), luckily I have resources to help me.

Reply 7

ageshallnot

Original post by Lmcconachie

also, what do you mean "no" I did this assignment a few weeks back, I just want to know what OTHER PEOPLE think of this question, because I have to admit it was a hard question, but I got through it.

You would have elicited more responses had you explained this. As it is I suspect that most readers assumed that you were simply trying to get someone to do your homework for you.

Reply 8

boss25

Original post by ageshallnot

You would have elicited more responses had you explained this. As it is I suspect that most readers assumed that you were simply trying to get someone to do your homework for you.

yeah, you are right, I should have been much more clear, really sorry.

Reply 9

ageshallnot

Original post by Lmcconachie

yeah, you are right, I should have been much more clear, really sorry.

What conclusions did you come to?

Reply 10

boss25

Original post by ageshallnot

What conclusions did you come to?

that it was caused by multiple different factors including the constant pressure on other parts of the empire, the barbarian conspiracy was a massive factor at the end of roman Britain, economic decline (which can be shown by the reduction of coin clipping) and so on.