Lesson 12 Review Flashcards

1
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great Carthaginian general of ancient times*

A

Hannibal

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2
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“I have given my word of honor to return, and I cannot break it.”*

A

Regulus

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3
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Identify the starred location on the map:

A

Belgium

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4
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three wars between Rome and Carthage*

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Punic Wars

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5
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won fame for victories over Africa and Hannibal*

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Scipio Africanus

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6
Q

Identify the starred location on the map:

A

Netherlands

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7
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How did Cato end every speech he ever gave in the Senate? Why was he so insistent?

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Cato always ended his speech with, “And my opinion is that Carthage must be destroyed.” After visiting Masinissa, the king of Numidia, to investigate the situation, Cato discovered that the city had also become rich and prosperous and thus a challeng to Rome.

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8
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Identify the starred location on the map:

A

Switzerland

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9
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a plan of extreme delay or caution*

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Fabian policy

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10
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highest elected officials of Rome

A

consuls

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11
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magistrate in charge of the census

A

censor

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12
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What law did Tiberius Gracchus get passed that caused the nobles to hate him?

A

Each noble could have 500 acres of public land for his own use and 350 more for each son. However, the reamainder of the land would be equally divided among poor citizens, as it had been in earlier times.

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13
Q

Tiberius and Caius; defended the plebieans

A

The Gracchi

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14
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What were the terms Rome imposed on Carthage at the end of the Second Punic War?

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In addition to demanding hostages from Carthage, Rome demanded that Carthage disarm, that the city itself be destroyed, and that the people be moved ten miles inland.

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15
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“These are my jewels.”*

A

Cornelia

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16
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Identify the starred location on the map:

A

Denmark

17
Q

Roman general loyal to his country and word*

A

Marcus Regulus

18
Q

legislative body of all the Roman tribes

A

Assembly of Tribes

19
Q

“Take your sweetheart and go. I set you both free. Go and be happy, and in the future be friends of Rome.”*

A

Scipio Africanus

20
Q

Identify the starred location on the map:

A

Sweden

21
Q

“I should then have said that I was greater than Alexander, greater than Pyrrhus, and Greater than all other generals.”*

A

Hannibal

22
Q

Identify the starred location on the map:

A

Norway

23
Q

Roman general; fought against Hannibal*

A

Quintus Fabius

24
Q

strict senator; restored discipline to Rome

A

Cato the Censor

25
Q

Phoenician

A

punic

26
Q

“Delenda est Carthago… And my opinion is that Carthage must be destroyed.”*

A

Cato

27
Q

Identify the starred location on the map:

A

Finland

28
Q

What does Cunctator mean: Why was Quintus Fabius given that name?

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Cunctator means ‘delayer.’ Fabius was very slow and caustious in his movements. Extreme delar or causion in any undertaking is now called a ‘Fabian’ tactic.