Ancient History Flashcards
Ancient History dates
2000 BCE - 409
Firts civilisations on the peninsula
Iberians, celts, celitiberians, tartessos, basques
Arrive in 1100 BC
Phoenicians (peaceful)
Gadir / Gades (cadiz)
Phoenician colony
Arrive in 600 BC
Greeks
Stablished mostly on the north because phonecians were on the south
Greeks
Emporion / Empúries
Greek colony
Arrive in 270 BCE
Carthagineans
Warriors, wanted independence from phoenicians
Carthagineans
Barca family
Hamilcar (275-288 bce), hasdrubal (245-207 bce), hannibal (247-183)
Already fought the romans, 1st punic war
Hamilcar (275-288)
Reach peaceful agreement with romans, next to hamilcar
Hasdrubal (245-207 bce)
Dethrones hasdrubal to fight against the romans
Hannibal (247-183)
War where hannibal fought against the romans to conquer spain and have an empire. Loses
2nd punic war
River that divides romans and carthagineans
Ebro
Arrive in 218 bce
Romans
Fierce resistance of local population where the main strategy used was guerrilla.
Viriato (155-139 bce). Lusitan wars
Fierce resistance of local population were the city was seiged and the main strategy was to be death before taken
Celtiberian wars 155 -133 bce
Numantia 143 - 133 bce
War that came up as a result of the resistance of the population towards romans in 29-19 bce
Cantabrian wars.
The roman empire in spain was divided into 6 provinces:
Tarraconesis, gallaecia, lusitania, baetica, carthaginesis, balearica.
1st capital of the roman empire in spain, founded in 218 bce
Tarraco
Key parts of a roman city
Main streets, forum (temple), amphitheatre, grid like, insula (edificio de departamentos), arch of triumph, via sepulchralis
Literal meaning in latin of the phrase keep the population well feed and entertained
Panem et circences
Big roman baths with many rooms, each one dedicated to different uses
Roman thermae
Roman living building
Insula
Big roman houses with all the services, a patio im the middle, usually located outside the city
Roman villa
Roman emperor who divided the empire into roman and bizantium.
Diocletian (284-305)
Roman emperor who gave free cult to christians
Constantine (306-337)
Roman emperor who made chistianism the official religion
Theodosian (376-395)
Another reason for the fall of the roman empire
The attacks on different fronts from germanic tribes
Roman name for the mediterranean sea, also means “our sea”
Mare Nostrum