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How was the growth of the republic aided by the roman army's use of the legions in warfare?

How was the growth of the republic aided by the roman army's use of the legions in warfare?
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The Roman legions, which were columns of roughly five-thousand men a piece, were greatly beneficial to the Romans because they were able to maneuver more freely around enemy forces, which were usually condensed into a single unit.
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