All of the following contributed to tumult in the Roman empire during the third century C.E., EXCEPT

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The Roman Senate during the third century C.E. was not a significant source of tumult as it had largely lost its power and did not act independently or noncompliantly in a manner that contributed to the instability of the empire. The other options (raids by Germanic peoples, a lack of strong leadership, and soaring inflation) were indeed factors that contributed to the period of crisis.

All of the Following Contributed to Tumult in the Roman