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1. I think my favorite would have to be Constantine because of his religion.  
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1. I think my favorite would have to be [[Constantine]] because of his [[religion]].  
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2. The Roman Republic started around 509 B.C.  And ended around 215 B.C.  After that the Roman Empire just fully came in. conquering everything in their path.  
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2. The Roman Republic started around 509 B.C.  And ended around 215 B.C.  After that the [[Roman Empire]] just fully came in. conquering everything in their path.  
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3. The Romans leaned more towards foot soldiers while the Byzantines leaned towards horses. The Romans were eventually taught about Christ where as the Byzantines were not.
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3. The Romans leaned more towards foot soldiers while the Byzantines leaned towards horses. The Romans were eventually taught about [[Christ]] where as the Byzantines were not.
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H5. Hannibal’s trek over the mountains was an amazing feat that help him win most of the Punic wars. If he just had a few more men with him then he could have crushed Rome totally and history would have been changed forever.  
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H5. [[Hannibal]]’s trek over the mountains was an amazing feat that help him win most of the Punic wars. If he just had a few more men with him then he could have crushed Rome totally and history would have been changed forever.  
       
H6. Attila had the mind of a genius. His soliders rode on horses with little bows and arrows. The bows were small but their force was amazing. He just rode up and stayed out of range of the legions spears then fired at them. Once they got to close he would hide then come at them a different way.
 
H6. Attila had the mind of a genius. His soliders rode on horses with little bows and arrows. The bows were small but their force was amazing. He just rode up and stayed out of range of the legions spears then fired at them. Once they got to close he would hide then come at them a different way.
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