1.Romans inherited what three major influences from the Etruscans?…

Question Answered step-by-step 1.Romans inherited what three major influences from the Etruscans?…  1.Romans inherited what three major influences from the Etruscans?art, philosophy, religionlanguage, economy, military tacticsgovernment, culture, Latinreligion, alphabet, gladitorial combats 2.Three major reasons for the collapse of Rome in the west were economic crises, political corruption, and :wickednessmilitary invasionswrath of the godscultural chan 3.Rome’s early armies were made up of:trained professional soldiersmostly conscripts from conquered territoriesonly men from Italyunpaid citizen soldiers 4.How were soldiers originally paid in the Roman army?from taxes levied by the kingfrom what they looted and pillagedfrom funds provided by the Senateusually in gold and silver, but sometimes in other metals or paper 5.Marius’ military reforms transformed the army. Which of the following was one of his major reforms?men without land or property could enlistmen from 15 to 17 could joinregular soldiers could become officers with trainingthey were allowed to serve near their place of birth6.To increase the speed and efficiency of the Roman army, Marius forced soldiers to carry most of their supplies and equipment. These soldiers were called:the baggage trainMarius’ MenMarius’ MulesLegionaires 7.One unintended consequence of Marius’ reforms that would affect the Roman republic was:it led to more people joining the navysoldiers become loyal to their general rather than Romemore soldiers were injured or died in battlethe army could not train its soldiers as well as it had in the past 8.How did Julius Caesar (and other powerful, rich Roman generals) use the army?for enrichment, bully political rivals, and gain powerto conquer lands and wealth for the glory of Rometo expand the empire and bring Roman civilization to the barbariansto the best advantage possible to win battles for Rome 9. The first Roman emperor — Augustus (formally Octavian) — made a major reform of the military, which was:he allowed women to serveplaced control of the army under the authority of the statehe allowed for five year enlistmentseveryone had to speak Latin  History World History HIST 101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)