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The Roman Empire was saved from the third-century crisis most directly by the

The Roman Empire was saved from the third-century crisis most directly by the

a. efforts of two emperors: Diocletian and Constantine.
b. sudden, unexplained cessation of Germanic and Persian invasions.
c. rise of Christianity.
d. lightening of government demands on society.
e. none of the above

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