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If it helps, this is what *did* happen to them,
they were made into client states of the soviet union (now referred to as the USSR) and turned into communist semi autonomous states
<span>In "Romania" crowds stormed government buildings and overthrow the communist regime.
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The special troops shot by the armed force are a piece of a story that produces outrage even today: one Romanian general who was archived as a Russian specialist, some way or another turned into the resistance serve. He requested the anti-terrorist unit to shield the service working from a psychological militant assault, while the building was ensured by the belt of tanks. At the point when the counter fear based oppressors troops arrived, he arrange the military to start shooting and slaughter them all. Adventitiously, those troops were driven by the individual who recorded the general's secret activities movement, and were the main ones who were prepared to dispose of the gathered fear based oppressors, accepted to be Russian special forces.
Their lack of a good trading system. Since they had no Beasts of Burden (Camals) they couldn’t transfer their goods to any trading port.
Another problem was that there rulers after were terrible and did nothing but strengthen the army
Because of the Vietnam War, which many young men died, and could be drafted but could not vote at the age of 18.
Answer:
Augustus Caesar
Explanation:
The roman empire was stretched over a long territorial region and therefore most of the soldiers were loyal to the generals of the legion instead to Rome itself. The soldiers who have never been to Rome shared a unique relationship with their generals alongside whom they fought battles, gained bo*oty, and received other war benefits. Augustus Caesar gained control over the military and thus established a more centralized rule. He became the first emperor to gain the loyalty of his generals and thus the loyalty of the people of Rome.
