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they got killed nah just kidding I don't lnow
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Why were the roman army so successful for there tactics?
The Roman army was so successful in executing their battle tactics due to their discipline. They held their ground in situations where the enemy would break and run. Training, discipline and the will to win were all ingredients in an army's victory.
Roman culture and the things people valued?
Family was highly valued by the Roman citizens. Honor and strength were also great values, along with power and discipline.
How did hard work and discipline help roman civilization grow?
Die
Is Indian schools like American schools?
Yes Indian schools are like American schools =) lol..
Why The Roman Army was So Successful?
They were so successful because of their rearmament, discipline, techniques and tactics. They also had great weapons and rewards like pension and food.
Why is the roman legion generally seen as superior to their opponent in every way?
The Roman legion was/is considered superior to their opponents because of their equipment, training, discipline and their determination to win.The Roman legion was/is considered superior to their opponents because of their equipment, training, discipline and their determination to win.The Roman legion was/is considered superior to their opponents because of their equipment, training, discipline and their determination to win.The Roman legion was/is considered superior to their opponents because of their equipment, training, discipline and their determination to win.The Roman legion was/is considered superior to their opponents because of their equipment, training, discipline and their determination to win.The Roman legion was/is considered superior to their opponents because of their equipment, training, discipline and their determination to win.The Roman legion was/is considered superior to their opponents because of their equipment, training, discipline and their determination to win.The Roman legion was/is considered superior to their opponents because of their equipment, training, discipline and their determination to win.The Roman legion was/is considered superior to their opponents because of their equipment, training, discipline and their determination to win.
Essay of discipline problems in schools?
tera sar
What was discipline like in schools in the 1950s?
In the 1950s, discipline in schools was often strict and authoritarian. Teachers had a high level of control over students, and corporal punishment was commonly used as a method to maintain order and discipline. Students were expected to follow strict rules and adhere to a structured environment, with consequences for disobedience being swift and severe.
What was the roman private schools like?
they learned reading writing and arithmetic in private school
How Romans have superb discipline?
The Roman army had superb discipline due to their training, both physical and psychological. They also had severe punishments for breach of discipline. So a recruit in the Roman army soon leaned to "do as he's told and to shut his mouth".
How do you do a questionnaire on discipline in schools?
njan ellarum aidith paraum mentanthaeerunoda!
Who has to clean the schools in Japan?
Most of the schools in Japan has no janitors. They let the students clean as a training for morality and discipline.
Schools estabalished by Charlemagne were based what?
They were based on Roman curriculum ~for e2020 based on Roman schools.
When did the roman empire loss discipline in miltary?
ad 417
What was the education before and now?
The learning resources were very low quality but schools would of had great discipline, like caning.
What is the theme for Catholic Schools Week 2010?
Catholic schools- dividens for life with emphasis on faith, knowledge, discipline, and morals.
Is discipline in school at an all time low?
I believe so. Within middle schools it is said that 70% of a teachers time is involved with discipline.
