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the third century crisis came as a result of what three things?
economic problems
rebellions in egypt
internal civil wars
foreign invaders
splitting of the empire into two parts

The Third Century Crisis came as a result of :

economic problems

foreign invaders

splitting of the empire into two parts

The third century crisis refers to the period when the roman empire experienced a massive downturn that eventually led to its dissolvement. It caused by the combination of unprofitable trades, attacks from foreign invaders from both asian and european empires, and the splits of the empire due to difference in ideology.

Explanation:

From the third century a.c., the Roman Empire began its phase of decline and decay, which eventually resulted in the fragmentation of its western part. To the economic and political crises, the arrival of the Germans was added, taking to the end of the western part of the empire and to the occupation of its territory by these towns.

fearing kabuki could corrupt the nation’s morals, japanese government officials

explanation:

the national morals was so the japanese and the kabuki would stop fighting