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Rome

What city is indicated by the red star on the map?

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Carthago Nova

What city is indicated by the red star on the map?

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Asia MinorWhat region is indicated by the red star on the map?

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Tyrrhenian Sea

Identify the sea indicated by the red star on the map.

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Tyrrhenian Se

Sardinia

What island is indicated by the red star on the map?

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This event occurred because Carthage feared Rome

would attempt to take Sicily from them.

1st Punic War

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The murder of these brothers marks the

beginning of the use of violence as a political tool

in Roman history.

Gaius and Tiberius Gracchus

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Carthage is destroyed, and its population is

enslaved.

3rd Punic War

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Hannibal leaves Carthago Nova at the

beginning of this event.

2nd Punic War

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Rome is sacked by this group, which signals the end

of the western Roman Empire.

Visigoths

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Appointed his favorite horse as consul.

Caligula

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May have started a fire that burned down most of

Rome.

Nero

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Antony and Cleopatra were defeated in

Alexandria by this person.

Octavian

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This group of emperors were descendants of Caesar, but had very troubled reigns with many violent deaths.

Julian Emperors

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Emperor that converted to Christianity on his deathbed.

Constantine

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Place these events in order:Caesar defeats PompeyCaesar is elected consul1st Triumvirate is formed

1st Triumvirate, Consul, Defeats Pompey

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Place these events in order:Rule of Constantine

Rule of SullaRule of CaligulaRule of Hadrian

Sulla, Caligula, Hadrian,

Constantine

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Place these events in order:Assassination of Julius CaesarMurder of Tiberius GracchusCleopatra commits suicide

Paul is martyred

Gracchus, Caesar, Cleopatra, Paul

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Put these events in order:Hannibal defeated

Caligula is murderedSicily becomes part of Rome

Brutus plots to kill the dictator

Sicily becomes part of RomeHannibal defeated

Brutus plots to kill the dictator Caligula is murdered

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Put these events in order:Christianity is declared a protected

religion.Julian EmperorsRome is sacked

Diocletian splits empireGood Emperors

Rome defeats Macedonia

Macedonia, Julian, Good, Diocletian, Christianity,

Rome is sacked.

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Led a slave revolt that ended with mass

crucifixion.

Spartacus

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Term for a person learned in religious law and scriptures

Rabbi

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Highest political official during the republic. This

post was only available to patricians at first, and had

the power to veto the other person in this

position.

consul

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A payment for damages caused:

indemnity

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Author of The Aeneid

Virgil