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its pretty simple use opisits such as water vs rock and so for make sure that you keep up to the badges like when you get mistyes make sure you are lvl 20 after you get it not before because your Pokemon wont lesin to you then
its pretty easy brok almost any one can beat if you use the starter and one other Pokemon above lvl13
misty try and see if you could catch a a electric the forest has one at the begining and the te rest are pretty straight for word you need to have at least one of the three element in your party because if not you are not going to do very good at training try this team to start
one of the starters
squadel
butterfree
pigedey
pichew
any rock type onx is a best choice
a eevee is the next best choice because you can change it up if you are missing a type of Pokemon such as electric fire water it should fill it in. trust me they help the most of all Pokemon.
oh and if you get TM use them remember they help alot try and teach moves that effect all differrent types don't train on guy for one thing it wont help you out at all train every one for every thing. okay ex: squardal bubble scratch and to other moves that well effect 2 other Pokemon like for instance my lvl100 charzard has fly flamethrower and blast burn and slash
flamethrower+blastburn =grass def
fly make good water def for one turn and does good damage
slash= good all around def
all together that makes eccellent Pokemon
just the best advice is stay high lvl as close to the badge lvl with out going over.
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How did the Romans make sure that no one man could be too powerful?
With the abolition of the monarchy in a rebellion which deposed the last king of Rome because he was a tyrant, the republic was established to prevent the return of tyranny. The king was replaced by two annually elected consuls. Having two men in charge meant that they could counterbalance each other. The short term of office meant that no one could concentrate power in their hands.
Why did the roman republic wanted no leader to become powerful?
The Roman Republic was created with the overthrow of the last king of Rome, who was a tyrant, in 509 BC. The Romans decided to abolish the monarchy and establish the republic. The purpose of the republic was to avoid the return of tyranny. The king was replaced by two annually elected consuls. Having two men in charge meant that they could counterbalance each other. The short term of office meant that no one could concentrate power in their hands. The Romans also swore not to let anyone try to became a king. Monarchy was associated with tyranny. In the early republic one man was made to commit suicide and another one was executed because of accusations of trying to become a king. The intention of the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC was to save the republic. The conspirators thought that he was aiming at becoming a king and therefore a tyrant.
Why would Rome want landowners to join the army?
Before the introduction of a professional army, the Roman infantry was a militia of peasant-proprietors and not of the wealthiest landowners, who joined the cavalry. This is said to have been the result of a military reform by the sixth king, Servius Tullius (r. 578-535 BC) which is thought to have been linked to the introduction of the new Greek hoplite phalanx (wing) formation. Hoplites were soldiers with heavy armour which fought in tight formations. They were supported by light infantry men (velites). The former were called the classis and the latter the infra classem (class below) and were defined by the value of their property, with the richer ones being the hoplites as they could afford the heavier armour - soldiers had to provide their equipment. The reform also had political aspects. The propertiless (proletarii) very probably exempt from the levy right from the beginning of Servius Tullius' reform and this might have been part of his pledge to lighten the burden of war on the poor which he identified as a prime cause of indebtedness among poor Romans. The soldiers were rewarded for taking on the burden of their duty as citizens to defend Rome (which included, besides expenses, time spent campaigning and risk to life and limbs) by giving the more political weight through the creation of the assembly of the soldiers (comitia centuriata) which had the right to vote on important state matters. This , at this time, made the constitution more populistic, gave the intermediate classes a stronger political say, and created a counterbalance on the senate which was dominated by the wealthiest men.
Why did the Romans have two consuls rather than one?
With 1 consul, they can make themselves dictators and Rome did not want that to happen. With 3, two could side against one and it could get unbalanced. With 2, one can veto the other and stop them from doing bad, hopefully balancing each other's weaknesses.
What is a sentence using the word counterbalance?
A teeter-totter is an example of a counterbalance.
How can you unscramble tanccneeurloab?
The anagram is counterbalance.
What is a six letter word for counterbalance?
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What is another word for weigh?
counterbalance, scale, measure
Which is true for a counterbalance lift truck?
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What is a force on everything around you?
Gravity and its counterbalance the normal force
How counterbalance barriers work?
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Engine counter balance shaft?
what are counterbalance shafts made from
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The keyword is spelled as "counterbalance".
How does the National Defense Strategy counterbalance the US Department of Defense Strategy?
somilia
What is an equipoise?
An equipoise is a state of balance or equilibrium, or a counterbalance which helps to bring about equilibrium.
What are the disadvantaged of hydroelectric power?
The advantages counterbalance the disadvantages so there aren't disadvantages.
