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Question: How did the migration of the Huns after 370 CE affect the Roman Empire? Correct Answer(s) Drag appropriate answer(s) here As the Huns migrated into central and southeastern Europe and raided into southern and western Europe, the geopolitical balance of western Eurasia fell into chaos. Press Space to open Hun migration led the Germanic tribes living on the edges of the western Roman Empire to pour into Roman territory as refugees and plunderers. Press Space to open Hun migration set in motion the events that would cause Rome to lose its source of surplus grain and the ability to enforce maritime stability. Press Space to open At the hands of Attila, Hun raids into Roman territory led to the complete demise of the empire, including the sacking of Rome and the destruction of Constantinople.