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Map of RomeVersión en línea History of Rome Midterm por Wesley Brubaker 1 Carthago Nova - Location of battle in 209 bce during the second Punic War won by Scipio. 2 Saguntum - Location of siege by Hannibal in 219 bce; the romans did not help. 3 Ampurias - Scipio occupies it to prevent Hannibal’s brother from being able to send reinforcements to Italy during the second Punic War. 4 Arausio - Location of Roman defeat by the Gauls in 105 bce. 5 Alesia - Location of Caesar’s defeat of Vercingetorix in 52 bce. 6 Trebia - Location of the first of several battle between the Romans and Cartheginians during the second Punic War. 7 Mutina - Location of battle between consuls Hirtius and Pansa (backed by Octavian) and Antony in 44/43 bce. 8 Rome/Veii - It’s Rome/Etruscan city; besieged by Rome in 405 bce; falls in 396 bce with frontal assault led by M. Furius Camillus. 9 Corfinum / Italica - Location of the capital established by italian cities during the Social War (91-87 bce); renamed it Italica. 10 Capua - Location of a colony founded by Gaius Gracchus; initial location of Spartacus’s slave revolt in 73 bce. 11 Pompeii - Location of archaeological evidence of enslaved people in a bakery. Later explodes. 12 Cannae - Location of embarrassing roman defeat in 216 bce during the second Punic War. 😳 13 Brundisium - Location where the Treaty of Brundisium was signed, renewing the second Triumvirate of Antony, Octavian, and Lepidus in 39 bce. 14 Dyrrhachium - City pompey has fortified, forces Caesar to retreat. 15 Actium - Location of battle between Antony and Octavian in 31 bce where Octavian is victorious. 16 Cynocephelae/Pharsalus - Location where Roman general Flamininus defeats Philip during the second Macedonian War/Location of battle where Caesar defeats Pompey in 48 bce. 17 Thessalonika - Capital of one of four roman districts in Macedonia; early hub for Christianity. 18 Philippi - Location of battle between Antony and Octavian, and Brutus and Cassius; day one draw, day two Brutus and Cassius defeated. 19 Corinth - Where Flamininus proclaims “Freedom of Greeks” in 196 bce; destroyed in 146 bce after Greek cities revolted against Rome. 20 Athens - One base of support for Brutus; location where Antony leaves his wife Octavia while he goes back to Egypt. Also it’s Athens. 21 Pergamon - City where the cult of the Magna Mater was imported from in 204 bce; king of Pergamon wills the city to Rome after his death in the 2nd century bce. 22 Jerusalem - Early hub for Christianity; client city to Rome. 23 Alexandria - Ruled by Cleopatra, Antony’s powerbase; besieged by Octavian resulting in Antony and Cleopatra’s suicides. 24 Cyrene - Roman territory where public land that had slipped into private use was reclaimed; large Jewish population, early hub for Christianity 25 Syracuse - City in Sicily, location of slave revolts during the 2nd century bce. 26 Thapsus - Location where Caesar defeats the last of Pompey’s optimates (including Cato the Younger). 27 Carthage - Rome’s enemy during the Punic Wars; destroyed in 146 bce. 28 Zama - Location of battle during the second Punic War led by Scipio in 202 bce; forces the carthaginians to leave Italy and fight in Carthage. 29 Cirta - Jugurtha besieged city and kills Adherbal and numerous Italians.

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