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Why were many poor Romans so loyal to their military commanders after the army was opened to all free male citizens?

Why were many poor Romans so loyal to their military commanders after the army was opened to all free male citizens?
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Why were many poor Romans so loyal to their military commanders after the army was opened to all free male citizens?

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The Roman military commanders made sure that the government gave the soldiers the land they earned for being in the army.

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