The "invincible" Roman army was defeated near Constantinople at the Battle of
A)Agincourt.
B)Hastings.
C)Adrianople.
D)Carthage.

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The Battle of Adrianople in 378 AD was a significant defeat for the Roman army, which had previously been considered unbeatable. The Romans suffered heavy losses, including the death of their Emperor Valens, and the battle marked the beginning of the decline of the Roman Empire. The battles of Agincourt and Hastings took place in the Middle Ages and involved English and French forces, respectively. Carthage was a rival city-state of Rome in ancient times, but the Roman army was not defeated there.

The "Invincible" Roman Army Was Defeated near Constantinople at the Battle