Places Flashcards
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Battle of Adrianople
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- In turkey near greece
- against the goths
- is considered the start of the final collapse of Western Roman empire
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Battle of Actium
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- between Mark Antony, Cleopatra, and Augustus
- In greece at a natural harbor
- Antony and Cleopatra pushed out and ran away to egypt
3
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Alexandria
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- In egypt
- was grain capitol of Rome
- Library was the biggest and contained the most texts out of mediteranean
- high society
4
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Brittania
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- Late conquered province
- Famous for Hadrians wall
- was built so the scots did not enter the empire
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Battle of Cannae
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- major battle of the second punic war
- in southern italy
- romans, Paullus, were defeated by Hannibal
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Carthage
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- was the final battle of the third punic war
- when romans defeated Hannibal
- were sentenced to pay fines and they were ultimately destroyed
7
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Constantinople
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- capitol of Rome was moved here
- was destroyed along with whole roman empire
8
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Cornith
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- battle between the Romans and the Greek state
- 146 BC
- city was completely destroyed
9
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Dacia
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- was a roman province
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10
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Egypt
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- One of the richest province of roman empire
- grain was for the whole empire
- scholarly center alexandria
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Ephesus
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- In greece
- one of the seven wonders of the world
- one of major roman cities
- Library of Celsus, was as big as the one in alexandria
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Gaul
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- Caesar was the consul of gaul and conquested the province
- lots of trade hubs and gold mines
- split into 3 regions
- spke latin and gaulic
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Parthian Empire
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- ancient persians
- mark antony waged war with them
14
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Battle of Pharsalus
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- in greece
- decisive battle caesars civil war
- against Pompey
- pompey fled and left his troops
15
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Pompeii
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- roman city near naples
- was buried from the eruption of mount vesuvius
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Ostia
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- was the port city of rome
- there was a market and graves
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Tiber river
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- the main river of rome
- was connected to the port of ostia
- provided the trade
18
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Hispania
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- were united by rome, before they were just seperated tribes
- was conquered after the punic wars
- at the end of the empire they were conquered by germanic tribes
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Judea
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- near egypt
- capitol was caesarea
- continuous revolts against the romans
- taxed them highly
- jewish religion, god was the king
- roman government had more control then the kigs had
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Syria
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- 3rd largest city in the roman empire
- very weathy and the center of chrisianity
- much trade key to the empire
- theatre of petra
- not much peace after rome
- no resistance when pompey annexed syria
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North Africa
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- Many trading posts for the greeks
- much agriculture and manufacturing
- conquest started with the punic wars and carthage
- rich province, exported grains for the whole empire
- several rebellions
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Asia Minor
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- Hellenistic greek influences
- divided government before rome
- Treaty of Apamea when asia formally surrendered to rome
- Troy was there
- 2 of the 7 wonders of the world
- constantine moved the capitol to there
- lasted till 1483 untill the otoman empire came over