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Ivenika [448]
2 years ago
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Brainly 5 star rate and that’s it bums

History
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Mashutka [201]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

5. Roughly 5,400 soldiers

6. The soldiers were trained to fight and work together as a unit.

Explanation:

Really, the highlights say it all, but I'll go more into detail about the imperial Roman army (is that what this is referring to?) anyhow.

The imperial army was founded in 30 BC by Augustus (who ruled until 14 AD). Under his reign there were 28 legions (roughly 150,000 soldiers in total). That increased to 33 legions by 200 AD (roughly 180,000 soldiers). The reason for the army's success (and why the Roman Empire was so large to begin with) was that the army's soldiers worked together as one to defeat their enemies.

uysha [10]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

5) 5,400 soldiers

6) Romany army was the backbone of the Roman Empire, They were well trained + Well equipped and organized to protect Rome but they were successful because how strong and organized, equipped and trained they were.

Explanation:

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