How Did The Romans Influence The Visigoths
In Southern Scandinavia, there once rose an ancient barbarian group named the Visigoths. By the time of the second century the Visigoths set off to migrate to a new land. In doing so, they ended up splitting into two seperate groups. The first group, now called the East Goths, migrated towards Southern Russia. The second group, now called the West goths, originated to Dacia (Willis). The Visigoths were somewhat equivocal in their way of life and how they lived. The Visigoths were the epitome to the Roman way of life. The Visigoths were extremely receptive to the Roman way of life and developed a taste for the Roman luxuries. The Romans influenced the Visigoths enough to where they had adopted an Arian form of christianity. The Visigoths were