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Why did Germanic peoples begin invading Roman territory?
O A. They were seeking to create their own empire.
B. They were seeking freedom to practice their own religion.
OC. They were pushed out of their own territories by nomadic groups.
O D. They were pushed out of their own territories by natural disasters.

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Answer:

Correct answer is C. They were pushed out of their own territories by nomadic groups.

Explanation:

The only correct option is C as the  Germanic tribes of Vandals, Ostrogoths, Visigoths, Franks and many other were pushed during the Great Migration by the Huns in 375.

They settled on the soil of Roman Empire, destroyed its western part and created many countries on their own.

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