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MEDIEVAL EUROPE ABSTRACTS Ian Haynes NewcastleuponTyne
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MEDIEVAL EUROPE ABSTRACTS Ian Haynes NewcastleuponTyne. . The Vikings have a dragon on the front of the ship to keep evil spirits away.. Viking means a pirate raid.. Viking children did not have to go to school but they had to milk the goats cows and pigs, help with the cleaning and pick out the vegetables.. Introduction. The spread of the Roman Empire was partly due to the fact that the Roman army was so well organised.. At the time of its invasion of Britain, the Roman army was the most disciplined and efficient killing machine that the ancient world had ever known. . This is going to be a short 5 slide presentation. I will be telling and showing u things about the Roman empire!. A short list of ranks and their roles. Equites. (cavalry. ). Velites. Levin. The Roman Army. Who was in the Roman army. ?. What was a legion?. The entire population served in the army, rich or poor (except women). The lower classes were foot soldiers (the infantry). The soldiers on horse back were the rich classes. By: Bradley Leonard. a. nd . Brandon Lindsey. Training in the Roman Empire. The first thing soldiers were taught was to march.. They were trained to march in line in a compact formation even in battle.. By . finley. Kellett. Class 4. D. During the school holiday I visited Hadrian’s Wall.. There I learnt how to be a Roman Solider and about Formations.. There are several types of formation, that the Roman Army used. . Army. What was the Roman Army like. ?. Objectives. :. To identify or find out what the Roman army was like. To identify . ways the Roman army worked. .. Where. . was the . Roman army?. Under the leadership of ambitious generals, Rome’s highly trained soldiers took over most of the land surrounding the Mediterranean.. The Roman soldier dates back to circa 500 BC and continued to 1450 AD. This dates the influence of the Roman army on society to be about 2000 years. . This . army was the reason that Roman became a geo-political power, other than the appointment of the empire by God.. Consuls (at the highest level) held power that extended over the lands Rome ruled.. At the end of their one-year term, they entered the Senate of Rome, the highest legislative and consultative body of the government.. All landowning citizens were required to serve in the military.. Some political positions even required 10 years of military service.. Roman soldiers were organized into large military units known as . Level 4-. ⑥. A model of ancient Rome . How big was the Roman Empire?. The Roman Empire. The empire included everything around the Mediterranean Sea and most of the European continent.. In order to conquer all these countries, Rome built the strongest army ever seen.. CHAPTER 7. Augustus . Primaporta. ,. Pax. . Romana. (Roman. 3. 4. Establishment of Rome. Legend of Romulus and Remus. Rome Founded 753 BCE. Indo-European migrants c. 2000 BCE. Bronze c. 1800 BCE, Iron c. 900 BCE. Can you answer the questions on your sheet?. Object 1. What do you think these are. ?. What are they made of. ?. How and where would these have been worn. ?. Who . would have worn these?. They are buckles.. The necktie, a timeless accessory, has been an essential part of men\'s fashion for centuries. Its ability to elevate
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