How did the Huns influence the great migration of peoples?

The Huns were nomadic tribes that lived in the territory of modern Mongolia. It is still not known exactly what prompted them to move to the West, but this migration had far-reaching consequences. The ferocious Huns swept away one tribe after another on their way, giving impetus to the rest to move to the West.

Literally, it was the domino principle. One people after another left their habitats, fleeing the Hunnic hordes in search of the best lands, which, in their opinion, were on the territory of the Roman Empire.