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Why did the Roman military use brass instruments? to frighten the enemy to inspire the troops to communicate battle orders to entertain people captured in battle
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Why did the Roman military use brass instruments? to frighten the enemy to inspire the troops to communicate battle orders to entertain people captured in battle

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Answer: i wanna say its "to communicate battle orders"

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Answer:

to frighten the enemy

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:)

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