Ppt Roman Military Achievments And Leaders Powerpoint Presentation Roman military strategies. roman military strategies. by: alex werth & bryce babbs. the strategy. the mighty roman army had military strategies of pure genius that aided in the obliteration of most enemies resulting in victory after victory, that gave the romans nearly complete control of the mighty mediterranean. 316 views • 8 slides. The roman empire began to fall 100s of years before it actually did. many reasons, including internal and external, caused the empire to slowly fall apart. by around 200 a.d. it was already starting to have big problems. because rome was a military empire, it needed to continue conquering new land in order to grow.
Ppt Roman Military Achievments And Leaders Powerpoint Presentation The roman army was one of the most organized armies in the ancient world. a roman army had 30 legions in it. there were five basic ranks in the roman army: the legionarii, the immunes, the discentes, the milites gregrii, and the tirones. there were many kinds of different pieces of armor and weapons for different ranked soldiers in the roman army. Trireme. the trireme was built for speed and mobility. the triremes were 120 feet long, and were powered by rowers arranged in three rows. – a free powerpoint ppt presentation (displayed as an html5 slide show) on powershow id: 123b8a yzqzy. 10. caligula (37 ce 41 ce) • son of famed military leader germanicus, the nephew and adopted son of tiberius • earned his name “caligula,” meaning “little boots,” by the roman army as a child (he was dressed like a soldier) • two years of good, effective rule, interrupted by a severe illness, and followed by two years of horrible rule • members of family and perceived enemies. Ancient roman civilization. the beginnings of ancient rome about 750 b.c., the villages joined together to form a city called rome. it was ruled by kings for more than 200 years. eventually, rome became a republic, and the people elected representatives. these representatives formed the senate, rome's most powerful body of government.
Ppt Roman Military Achievments And Leaders Powerpoint Presentation 10. caligula (37 ce 41 ce) • son of famed military leader germanicus, the nephew and adopted son of tiberius • earned his name “caligula,” meaning “little boots,” by the roman army as a child (he was dressed like a soldier) • two years of good, effective rule, interrupted by a severe illness, and followed by two years of horrible rule • members of family and perceived enemies. Ancient roman civilization. the beginnings of ancient rome about 750 b.c., the villages joined together to form a city called rome. it was ruled by kings for more than 200 years. eventually, rome became a republic, and the people elected representatives. these representatives formed the senate, rome's most powerful body of government. Presentation transcript. roman achievements. greco roman civilization • romans borrowed ideas from the greeks. • romans believed that greek art, literature, philosophy, and scientific genius were above others. • blending of greek, hellenistic (greek, persian, egyptian, indian), and roman culture = greco roman civilization. Ruled most of mediterranean world by 146 bce. really strong army. legion was better than phalanx. very big army. first punic war – a free powerpoint ppt presentation (displayed as an html5 slide show) on powershow id: 14e812 mdu5n.
Ppt Roman Military Achievments And Leaders Powerpoint Presentation Presentation transcript. roman achievements. greco roman civilization • romans borrowed ideas from the greeks. • romans believed that greek art, literature, philosophy, and scientific genius were above others. • blending of greek, hellenistic (greek, persian, egyptian, indian), and roman culture = greco roman civilization. Ruled most of mediterranean world by 146 bce. really strong army. legion was better than phalanx. very big army. first punic war – a free powerpoint ppt presentation (displayed as an html5 slide show) on powershow id: 14e812 mdu5n.
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