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Who recruited soldiers from poor farms into a professional army and paid the volunteers?
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Why did roman soldiers rely on their generals after Maruis reforms?
Roman soldiers had been recruited from those who had property (small farms) to which they could return after a period of service. With the Germanic invasion and early losses, there were no longer enough and it was necessary to recruit from the non-propertied class. On discharge, they relied on their generals to get them some farmland to settle on.
When did the ancient Roman government begin to pay the soldiers in its legions a salary?
Roman soldiers begun the receive a pay in 405 BC, during the war which they fought against the nearby Etruscan city of Veii and which led to the destruction of Veii in 396 BC. At this time Rome did not have a professional army yet. Its army was a citizen militia of peasants who were recruited only during the military campaigning season (March 19 to October 19) and then went back to their farms. The professional army was created in 107 BC, with a career which lasted 16 years and which later was lengthened to 20 years. In addition to a pay, professional soldiers also received a grant of a plot of land or a sizable lump sum of money on retirement.
Most soldiers both confederate and union came from?
Farms. Even forty years later, at the 1900 census, 90% of Americans lived on farms or in towns with less than 2500 people. There were a few larger cities, but nowhere near the size they are today. Even New York City had about 1/8th of the population it has now in 1860. Everybody was a farmer.
Soviet farms were either collective farms or?
either state farms, consumer farms, corporate owned farms, or family owned farms
How did black soldiers help American win the war?
== == The North enlisted about 100,000 black soldiers and they acquitted themselves well in numerous battles. Watch the movie "Glory" to learn about their early experiences and the first battle they were in.
What group was heavily recruited to work on farms during World War 2?
Mexicans
Which group was heavily recruited to work on farms during World War 2?
Mexicans
What is the payoff that keeps volunteers using their own time to keep their communities?
These part time soldiers turned out in time of threat and for weekly training - the farmers to protect their farms, the city-dwellers to protect their property.Mutual protection and survival.
Why did roman soldiers rely on their generals after Maruis reforms?
Roman soldiers had been recruited from those who had property (small farms) to which they could return after a period of service. With the Germanic invasion and early losses, there were no longer enough and it was necessary to recruit from the non-propertied class. On discharge, they relied on their generals to get them some farmland to settle on.
When did the ancient Roman government begin to pay the soldiers in its legions a salary?
Roman soldiers begun the receive a pay in 405 BC, during the war which they fought against the nearby Etruscan city of Veii and which led to the destruction of Veii in 396 BC. At this time Rome did not have a professional army yet. Its army was a citizen militia of peasants who were recruited only during the military campaigning season (March 19 to October 19) and then went back to their farms. The professional army was created in 107 BC, with a career which lasted 16 years and which later was lengthened to 20 years. In addition to a pay, professional soldiers also received a grant of a plot of land or a sizable lump sum of money on retirement.
What is the definition of WWOOF?
World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms is the meaning of the abbreviation WWOOF. It is a network of organisations which place volunteers on farms to help maintain and service the business.
The waltham or Lowell system of textile manufacturing primarily employed?
Young, single women recruited from the farms of northern New England.
Who ran the farms and businesses while colonial soldiers were fighting in the revolutionary?
Women
What is it called when soldiers destroy homes farms factories and public buildings?
APEX
Where did most soldiers both confederate and the union come from?
The real answer is: They came from farms
Who ran farms and businesses while colonial soldiers were fighting in the revolutionary war?
Women
Who ran the farms and businesses while colonial soldiers who were fighting in the Revolutionary War?
Women
