Which of the following Germanic tribes was responsible for the sacking of Rome in 410 CE?

The Burgundians were another Germanic tribe active in the region but were not responsible for the sacking of Rome. Instead, they settled in what is now eastern France and established their own kingdom, primarily involved in conflicts with both the Romans and other Germanic tribes.

The Saxons were a group that invaded Britain in the 5th century and played a role in various conflicts against the Romans and later against the Anglo-Saxons. However, they were not involved in the sacking of Rome in 410 CE, as their activities were primarily focused on Britain and northern Europe.

The Franks emerged as a powerful tribe in the late Roman Empire and later established a significant kingdom, but they did not sack Rome in 410 CE. Their notable activities came after this event, particularly under leaders like Clovis, who unified the Frankish tribes.

The Lombards settled in Italy after the fall of Rome, but they were not involved in the 410 CE sack. They arrived later in the 6th century and became one of the ruling powers in Italy following the decline of Roman authority.