The city of rome was destroyed by in 65 ce.
a. an invasion by the judean army
b. the bubonic plague
c. a volcanic eruption
d. a major fire

d. a major fire

The causes of the fire in the city of Rome are still unknown, but this major fire was fueled really quickly by high winds and raged out of control for almost three days. The event caused significant devastations: three of Rome’s 14 districts were completely eliminated and many other districts were affected by the fire, bringing about hundreds of people's death and leaving others homeless.

after the roman empire, the catholic church began to unify by taking on many duties of a government.