The biggest threat to the Roman Empire as early as the first century B.C.E.was which of the following?
A)lack of fresh water
B)the Germanic tribes
C)inadequate roads,making it difficult to move troops
D)Islamic invaders

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The Germanic tribes were a major threat to the Roman Empire as early as the first century B.C.E. They were constantly moving and attacking the Roman borders, and eventually, they were able to weaken the empire enough to contribute to its eventual downfall. The other options, lack of fresh water, inadequate roads, and Islamic invaders, were not significant threats at this time.

The Biggest Threat to the Roman Empire as Early as the First