What was a result of corruption in the Roman Empire?
o People in the government mistrusted one another and ruled poorly.
The strength of the government increased, but so did the taxes.
The government created an army to stop the corruption.
People voted to give the government more power.

People in the government mistrusted one another and ruled poorly.

Explanation:

Political Corruption, a relentless force that helped contribute to downfall of the mighty Roman Empire. ... This corruption was running rampant throughout Western Rome. The frequent changes in government also aided to other factors of Rome's downfall, such as Barbarian Invasions, Weak Military, and Environmental Problems.

Perhaps the most immediate effect of Rome's fall was the breakdown of commerce and trade. The miles of Roman roads were no longer maintained and the grand movement of goods that was coordinated and managed by the Romans fell apart.

Its size and the amount of silver in it gradually shrank over time; debasement of the coins was a fairly continuous process. The exact reasons for it aren't clear, but shortages of precious metals, and inadequate state finances probably had a lot to do with it. Debasement usually increased when the empire was weak

One major effect of industrialization on American society was more people moved to urban areas (Point  D).

American industrialization starts around the 1800s. Industrialization means changing the industry from manual labors to machine base industry - to increase productivity and maximize profit.

Industrialization occurred because of innovation, technology and transportation development. Industrialization offered new jobs resulted in urbanization. Many people moved from the farm or countryside to urban areas in search of employment or to live near the factories.  

Industrial Revolution brought significant social changes in the United States. Most of the new industrial company built near to the urban area resulted the city grew faster than ever before. Chicago was the fastest growing city. This growing city faced a new social problem, the increased inequality of wealth was most visible, the gap between the high with the lower-income become wider. The revolution also caused a rise of unskilled workers, poor working condition, low wages, and child labor.  

Textile industry

Manufacture industry that employs more workers

American industrial revolutions

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