CHANGING WITH THE TIMES

Changing With The Times

Changing With The Times

Thesis Statement

I would select my career plan in American military rather than military system in Ancient Rome.

Ancient Roman Military

The Roman society was military in nature and expansive. The economy geared towards the production but in consumption. To achieve these goals needed a strong army and a well organized central government (Marcus, 1914). The organization of the central government required extensive legislative work, which took effect today, and the legal systems of all countries. To assist the Army implemented the infrastructure. The history of ancient Rome was known for its fascinating stories of famous Roman gladiators, who fought in the infamous, bloody arenas, including the Colosseum, for life. Some of the most famous Roman gladiators, who fought great battles of gladiators, including Spartacus, Emperor Commodus, Flamma, Thrimpus, Spiculus, RuTube, Tetraides, Prisco, and True. Aristocratic women also fought the battles of the gladiators for entertainment during the reign of Nero in 63 AD (Malouf, 1996). Military carried defensive and offensive weapons out the match with the moving and persuasive percussion. For this reason, the military had a very dense and massive cluster to have a strong force of impact. The bulk of impact was the heavily armed infantry, which advocates quite deep formations in two rows. The light infantry supports, before engaging in the front or the side when the battle began was trying to make as much as possible higher losses to the enemy and it continued throughout the battle to harass the enemy (Marcus, 1914).

Political, Economic and Religious culture in Ancient Greece and Rome

According to political, economic and religious culture in ancient Greece were Religion was the dominant ideological form in Sparta, like all ancient societies. Typical importance was given by the Spartans in the worshipping of heroes, the frequency ...