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Prepare your selves to be amazed by your learning abilities! Roman Republic Prepare your selves to be amazed by your learning abilities!

What makes a great army? Weapons People Organization Advanced tech. Ability to expand

The Roman Army Requirements No women If owned land: You served 25 years Professional Formations Legion Sentry

Legion 30 legions in the entire army 5000 infantry Supported by cavalry

Sentry Smaller units of infantry 80 men 59 in the legion

Roman Calvary www.americanrhetoric.com/MovieSpeeches/movies...

Weapons Short sword (for stabbing) Throwing Spear called pileum Retangular sheild

Expansion Italy Punic wars

Technology Weapons Inventions

Weapons Catapults Battering Rams Elephants Ballistea Carroballistae smaller Carroballistae Bigger Battering Rams Elephants

Inventions Aqueducts Ballistae

JEPORDY TIME!!!!!!!!!!! All finished… guess what time it is… Roman Republic All finished… guess what time it is… JEPORDY TIME!!!!!!!!!!! YAY!!!!!!!!!!