The Third Century Crisis included all the following except
A)economic dislocation.
B)a marked decline in the quality of the Roman soldier.
C)the final collapse of the Empire.
D)the weakening of the rational foundation of Greco-Roman civilization.
E)poor leadership.

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While the Third Century Crisis was a period of great instability and challenges for the Roman Empire, it did not result in the final collapse of the Empire, as it would continue on for several more centuries after this period. The other options - economic dislocation, decline in soldier quality, weakening of rational foundation, and poor leadership - were all factors that contributed to the crisis.

The Third Century Crisis Included All the Following Except