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The Roman empire didn't fall overnight. It happened over a long time. The system started to rot from within. Incompetent leadership, corruption etc. Civil unrest as well as invading armies are a result of that decay, not the cause.

Rome's fall from my reading of its history was because it kept having civil wars. Literally most of the issues can be tied to a lack of political stability. -tribes not being integrated? Because the Romans were too busy waging civil wars to focus on integrating them, and warring factions kept giving them more power in exchange for helping their side win the civil war (see North Africa being lost because one side of a Roman civil war helped the Vandals lacking a fleet cross the sea so they would fight the rival faction of the civil war) -Germanic invasions? Because Rome lacked the ability to crush any strong Germanic tribes when it was too busy fighting civil war. During times of peace the German frontier was no issue because Rome could just launch an invasion to crush a growing German confederation -Economic troubles? Quite hard to build up the economy when you have massive expenses from a civil war or rebellions Had Rome possessed a more stable political structure, it would've lasted much longer.