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How was a Roman legion different from a Greek phalanx?
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How was a Roman legion different from a Greek phalanx?

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A Roman legion was more flexible, because it had manacles that could split up and form shapes to trap the enemy. The phalanx was a big square of destruction. Find evidence to support the idea that the Romans were open to the influence of foreign cultures.

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