The hierarchy of Roman what? Please restate you question.
Joan was not a part of the hierarchy.
What was the military hierarchy of England 17th century
The Roman army significantly influenced the modern world through its organizational structure, discipline, and engineering prowess. This military model laid the groundwork for contemporary armed forces, emphasizing training, hierarchy, and strategic planning. Additionally, Roman innovations in fortifications, roads, and logistics have shaped modern military and infrastructure development. The army's expansion facilitated cultural exchange and the spread of Roman law, principles that continue to underpin many legal systems today.
Yes, a captain is typically higher in rank than a lieutenant in the military hierarchy.
Yes, the rank of captain is higher than lieutenant in the military hierarchy.
If it does not refer to political system of ancient Roman empire and its aristocratic or oligarchic society, it maybe refers to Catholic church and its hierarchy. in fact, hierarchy in that meaning indicates who is who ; for instance : priest , bishop and so on...
it means who was the most impotant
The Roman hierarchy in the beginning was separated into 2 levels. The Patricians: They were BORN into this family. So they are nobles. Then the Plebians: These people where mainly artistans or peasants. Then when the Roman Empire had started 2 more levels where added. The Middle Class: People who had started as Plebians but had now made buisnesses and where making money but not as much as the Patricians. And The Army: They obviously went to the army.
Because the people were tired of being touched by Catholic priests.
There is no hierarchy.
hierarchy
The plural form of hierarchy is hierarchies.
Hierarchy
The Roman camp in "The Lost Hero" is called Camp Jupiter. It is the equivalent of Camp Half-Blood for Roman demigods and is located in San Francisco. The camp is organized around the Roman gods and has a different hierarchy and culture compared to Camp Half-Blood.
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Hierarchy is a noun
Acquisition hierarchy and Financial hierarchy