What were the positive and negative effects of the fall of the Roman empire?

The positive and negative effects of the fall of the Roman empire is explained below in details.

Explanation:

Negative effects of the fall of the Roman empire

Possibly the most immediate effect of Rome's decline was the collapse of economics and trade. The kilometers of Roman streets were no longer sustained and the great movement of assets that was organized and operated by the Romans fell apart.

Positive effects of the fall of the Roman empire

Rome's climatic fall was the greatest thing that ever occurred. ... The disintegration of the Roman empire liberated Europe from control by a single command.

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