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Rome can go to war with just two Legions and a Battering Ram immediately after Iron Working, but you'll usually want at least four Legions. Opponents with weak early defence obviously don't need to be attacked with as many units as ones with stronger defensive capabilities like America.
Personally I prefer the guide format over YouTube videos partly because it's easier to check specifics (for videos you have to pause or rewatch certain segments), it's easier to edit and it's a good fit for a turn-based game.