Republican Crisis 146-89 BC

Question 1

146 BC

Answer 1

Carthage and Corinth Sacked

Question 2

133-129 BC

Answer 2

Rome receives Pergamum.

Province of Asia

Client kings: Bithynia, Pontus, Cappadocia.

Question 3

133 BC (in Rome)

Answer 3

Tiberius Gracchus Tribunate

Begin poplaris politics

Question 4

125-122 BC

Answer 4

Rhone Valley Campaigns

Question 5

123 BC

Answer 5

Gaius Gracchus Tribunate

Urban violence in Rome

Question 6

120 BC

Answer 6

Mithradates VI succeeds

Pontus

Question 7

112-104 BC

Answer 7

Jugurtha of Numidia war

Question 8

110-101 BC (2 events)

Answer 8

Wars vs Cimbri and Teutons in Gaul, Spain, North Italy

Marius six consulships

Question 9

103-100 BC

Answer 9

Saturninus Tribunate.

Tensions:
People v Senate. Senate v Equestrians. Marius v Senate.

Question 10

102 BC

Answer 10

Antonius’ campaign against pirates

Question 11

91-87 BC

Answer 11

The Social War

Rome wins, but grants citizenship.

Question 12

89 BC

Answer 12

Mithridates invades Asia; crosses to Athens.

Rome loses all territory East of Adriatic.

100,000 Romans killed in Asia.