How did the Huns exemplify the problems faced by the later Roman Empire?
A) Outside forces played both positive and negative roles in the empire's fate.
B) Economics rather than military strength would determine the empire's fate.
C) Most of the threats to Rome came from the west rather than the east.
D) The imperial policy of playing one group off against another seldom worked.
E) Barbarians controlled the agricultural wealth on which Rome depended.
Answer: A
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