All of the following problems contributed to the decline of Rome in the 3rd century except:
A. rising influence of Christianity with its emphasis on charity and chastity.
B. continual waves of germanic settlers moving into Roman territory.
C. a revolving door of emperors who found it impossible to implement reforms.
D. an exploding population of debt slaves.

The decline of Rome in the 3rd century was influenced by Germanic invasions, unstable leadership, and economic issues like debt slavery. However, Christianity's rise emphasized community rather than contributing to the empire's decline. Therefore, the option regarding Christianity is the correct answer as the exception. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07

The correct answer is A: the rising influence of Christianity with its emphasis on charity and chastity, as it did not contribute to Rome's decline in the 3rd century. Instead, factors like Germanic invasions, unstable leadership, and economic issues had significant impacts. Christianity offered community support rather than causing instability.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-12