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Read the excerpt spoken by an imaginary invader of Rome, and then answer the question. The Romans call us barbarians because they think we’re uncivilized, but we have our own culture. As their empire weakened, we decided to lead our army to raid their capital. In Rome, we destroyed buildings and stole anything valuable that we could find. To which group does the writer of the passage belong?

A.
the Franks
B.
the Hunas
C.
the Huns
D.
the Saxons
E.
the Vandals

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Answer:

b

Explanation:

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According to the excerpt given above, it can be inferred that the writers belongs to the Huns group that invaded and stole the Roman Empire after it got weakened in its political stability. Hence, option C holds true.

What is the significance of the Huns?

The people who belonged to the Hunnic infantry such as the Visigoths and the Alans to name a few were fondly termed as belonging to the group of the Huns.

These Huns were active and mostly hailed from the tribal region and communities. They captured the Roman Empire in order to expand their already established rule. This event of capture led to violence and destruction.

Hence, option C holds true and states about the significance of the Huns group.

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