The "collapse" of Rome is one of the most pondered mysteries of all time. Some have suggested that The Empire's downfall came at the hands of the Christians. Others believe that the contamination of water pipes eradicated the primary population. Although numerous reasons have been proposed to explain this question, there is one explanation that answers it with the most reason. All mankind, at one point in their existence has been overcome by greed, aspirations for themselves or power. The Roman Empire was known to be one of the greatest empires to rule the known world. For this scenario of event, the Empire could well be known as a resemblance of mankind's nature. The overexpansion of the Roman Empire triggered events that lead to the inevitable collapse of the society. The steady decline of Roman structure was caused by both social and political changes. Roman policies became unfeasible...