What great tactical formation did the roman develop?

Roman soldiers usually lined up for battle in a tight formation.

You need to specify what you mean by Roman representative.

The Roman legions originally used the phalanx formation. This was replaced by the manipular formation during the Samnite Wars against the Samnites of southern Italy. The Roman adopted the manipular formation of the Samnites because it was more flexible. The maniples were then replaced by the cohort formation. This remained more flexible than the phalanx.

Roman the Great was born in 1160.

In the pig's head formation the infantry was placed into a wedge-shaped formation and used to push into the enemy with a wall of shields.

Roman the Great died on 1205-10-14.

It is a formation that was used in roman wars by Romans. It was by giving some solders forming a line in front to warn for enemies.

The eastern Roman Empire.

The fall of the Roman Empire.

Gold trade did not help the Roman Empire to develop.

The Romans had sculpture, frescoes (murals) and mosaics. These art forms were adaptation form Greek art and many of the artists were Greeks. The great Roman innovations were in architecture. There was also pottery, silverware and jewellery.

The Roman Emperor Constantine I the Great divided the Roman Empire to the west Roman Empire and the east Roman Empire and moved his capital city from Rome to the ancient Greek city of Byzantium which was renamed as New Rome. After Constantine's death his successors renamed the city as Constantinople, a name that survived its conquest by the Ottomans, until 1923 AD.

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One possibility would be the formation of the Holy Roman Empire (which was unfortunately neither Holy, Roman, nor an Empire).

The roman numeral of Alexander the Great is Alexander III [356-323 BCE]

The Mediterranean Sea did not develop the Roman civilisation. Seas do not develop civilisations. It was the other way round. The Roman civilisation was one of the civiliastions which developed in the Mediterranean (because Rome was and still is in the Mediterranean). Other Mediterranean civilisations were the Egyptians, the Phoenicians and the Greeks.

You do not specify your question enough. Roman what?

Constantine the Great ruled the Roman Empire during the first phase of Christianity. This occurred in the Roman Empire from 306 to 337. Constantine the Great is responsible for bringing Christianity to the Roman Empire.

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formation of the mlitary and government set up and our economy.

Alexander the great was Greek.

The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal. The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal. The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal. The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal. The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal. The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal. The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal. The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal. The Roman army formation called testudo got its name from the tortoise. The word "testudo" in Latin means tortoise. The formation was of interlocking shields both overhead and along the sides, protecting the men beneath as the shell of a tortoise protects the body of the animal.

No, he wasn't he was just a great Roman emperor.

It is down to you to do the work needed to develop you own opinion.

Yes, it was the Roman army that built the great Roman roads.