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Answer: This is a true statement!
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Answer: Greek
Explanation:
The ancient Greeks had a profound influence on the Romans such that the Romans adopted a lot of Greek practices and adapted it to their nation.
Just looking at Roman architecture and even religion makes it quite evident with the Romans having similar structures and gods to the Greeks.
The knowledge and practices did not stop at architecture and religion however but extended to other forms such as math, science and technology such that some historians in reference to the adage that <em>Rome was not built in a day</em> say instead that <em>the Greeks did not build Rome in a day</em>.
It allows other species of marine life to thrive in areas where their homes may have been destroyed by human interactions, and can allow for endangered species to reproduce in a “safe haven” like ecosystem.
They minimize business cycles by promoting growth during the contractionary phase of the business cycle. The government can promote growth through fiscal policy or monetary policy.
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There are lots of examples of the Roman imperial military power, some of which are:
- The battle with the Gauls; the Romans managed to exhibit great tactical knowledge and skills in the battle with the Gauls. They managed to push them exactly where they wanted them, built two walls around them and trapped them, and used their formations very cleverly in every situation by changing tactics as the circumstances required.
- The wars with Macedonia; this three wars were a nice example as to how the Roman military was evolving, learning, and developing with every single battle. In each of the wars a different tactic and formations were used, and the Romans managed to develop few new ones as well as to make their weaknesses another strong asset, and they managed with the final defeat on the Macedonians when they again managed to use the terrain in their advantage and place the Macedonian army exactly were they wanted so that they are weakened in defense while the Romans were in great attacking advantage.
