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because they were the recipiants of prior knowledge/culture from a previous 'Golden Age'. they appreciated/used this knowledge; and were eagerly learned, organised and civilised. it is not definatively known if that 'knowledge/history' was taught from minion, or summerian, or ?? or the 'titans', or gods, etc, (or atlantis?) EDIT: not exactly the 'oxford dictionary' version :)
What else can I help you with?
Why did the ancient Romans not eat corn?
The ancient Romans consumed a fairly well rounded diet. The foods that they did not eat were foods such as tomatoes, yams, and potatoes. These were New World foods and the Romans never knew about them.
Where did the ancient Romans get their oil from?
The oil of the ancient Romans and their world was olive oil. The Romans produced great quantities in Italy itself and also imported oil from Spain. Most of the countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea produced olive oil as well.
Why were the Europeans able to dominate?
They were the first organised area.
Which countrys did the Romans invade?
The Romans conquered Greece, Romania, Egypt, Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, and the top part of Africa.
Did the Romans come from Greece?
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How were the Romans organized?
Because they were well organised by baking life long biscuit's, taking their doctors to camp and built a jetty to collect food supplies.
What do the Romans and Celts have in common?
Well apart from the obvious answer, that Romans were from Italy and Celts were from northern Europe, like the British Isles and Ireland, the way they organised is totally different too. Celts were tribal but Romans followed a system of government not unlike some governments today.
Why is the drug trade an example of organised crime?
It is a majoe crime. It is very well-organised. Hence, perfect example of 'organised crime'.
Soccer in the eighth century?
Greeks and ancient Romans. Scotland and England being the co-founder of the organised game.
Is Taylor Swift extremely organised and tidy?
It depends on how you define "organised". But tidy? You may as well be searching for a pin in a haystack.
Ways of protecting physical health in the office?
be well organised.
How do you describe a person who plans events well?
Such a person is an organiser, or is organised.
How are coral reefs organised?
well the stupid internet brought me here
Did Ancient Roman have parties?
The aristocracy and the rich organised lavish dinner parties at their houses. The poor were too poor for this. The Romans organised several religious festivals which included chariot races, feasts and many other forms of entertainment. This were, in a sense, the parties of the masses.
Were the anzacs well organised when they went to gallipoli?
Well, it was organised and meant to be fought strategically, but they landed on the wrong beach because of a strange current. So when they got out of the water, there was no chance of them creating any military formation whatsoever.
What does functional work place mean?
A well organised place where work is done properly.
Why is being organised the most important to you?
why is being organised important why is being organised important
