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1 The “Quiet” Fall of the Western Roman Empire

2 The “Quiet” Fall of the Western Roman Empire
I. Invasions and Barbarization of the West

3 Barbarian Invasions (The Map with all the Arrows):

4 The “Quiet” Fall of the Western Roman Empire
I. Invasions and Barbarization of the West A. Visigoths: Adrianople, Alaric, & Athaulf

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6 The “Quiet” Fall of the Western Roman Empire
I. Invasions and Barbarization of the West A. Visigoths: Adrianople, Alaric, & Athaulf B. Vandals, Huns & Ostrogoths

7 The Quintessential Barbarian:  Attila the Hun in Modern Imagination

8 The “Quiet” Fall of the Western Roman Empire
I. Invasions and Barbarization of the West A. Visigoths: Adrianople, Alaric, & Athaulf B. Vandals, Huns & Ostrogoths C. "Quiet fall" of the Roman Empire

9 The “Quiet” Fall of the Western Roman Empire
I. Invasions and Barbarization of the West A. Visigoths: Adrianople, Alaric, & Athaulf B. Vandals, Huns & Ostrogoths C. "Quiet fall" of the Roman Empire D. Aftermath of the Fall: From Odoacer to Theodoric

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