Armies and warrior values help shape early world history

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How did armies and warrior values help shape early world history? Obviously, armies and warrior values were crucial both to empire builders and those who resisted empires. But, also consider the influence of warfare on society, culture, and the economy. How did warrior classes and armies help create boundaries, borders, and identities? What challenges or problems could armies and warriors pose for rulers? Support your analysis with examples from across Eurasia, India, and the Mediterranean.

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