History of Rome Final

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History of Rome Final


History of Rome FinalVersión en línea Map for History of Rome Final por Wesley Brubaker 1 Cirta - Jugurtha besieged city and kills Adherbal and numerous Italians. 2 Carthage - Rome’s enemy during the Punic Wars; destroyed in 146 bce 3 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 4 Thapsus - Location of battle during the second Punic War led by Scipio in 202 bce; forces the carthaginians to leave Italy and fight in Carthage 5 Leptis Magna - City in Africa where Septimius Severus was born in 145 CE 6 Syracuse - City in Sicily, location of slave revolt during the 2nd century bce 7 Cyrene - Location of a spreading Jewish rebellion in 115 CE; where Trajan dies in 117 CE 8 Alexandria - Ruled by Cleopatra, Antony’s powerbase; besieged by Octavian resulting in Antony and Cleopatra’s suicides 9 Petra - Where the Nabataeans, a nomadic people in the arabian peninsula, are centered; annexed and brought into the empire by Trajan in 106 CE 10 Masada - Location of the palace of Herod; last resistance of the first Jewish War defeated there in 73 CE 11 Jerusalem - The Romans sack Jersualem and destroy the temple; Judaea is made a Roman province by the Flavians in 70 CE 12 Palmyra - Caravan site that linked trade from East to Mediterranean; ruled by Zenobia after death of Odenathus in 267 CE, defeated by Aurelian in 272/273 CE 13 Antioch - Capital city of the Seleucid empire; regional capital of Rome; involved in the spice trade along the Silk Road 14 Carrhae - Site of battle between Roman Empire and Persian Empire in 53 BCE. Led by Crassus. Roman army defeated and killed, including Crassus 15 Dura-Europos - Evidence of a mix of religious structures and mystery cults found there; abandoned c. 257 CE 16 Berenike - Major port for trade to the east for spices, incense, plant and animal products 17 Emerita Augusta - A roman colony founded by Augustus in order to resettle veterans 18 Vindolanda - Location of a fort in England near Hadrian’s Wall 19 Arausio - Location of a Roman defeat by the Gauls in 105 BCE 20 Alesia - Location of Caesar’s defeat of Vercingetorix in 52 bce 21 Trier - One of four new capitals of the empire under the tetrarchy; ruled by Constantius Chlorus 22 Teutoburg Forest - Where P. Quinctilius Varus lost the eagles in 9 CE 23 Milan - Where the edict of Milan was signed in 313 CE, granting tolerance to all religions (christianity) 24 Trebia - Location of the first of several battle between the Romans and Cartheginians during the second Punic War 25 Mutina - Location of battle between consuls Hirtius and Pansa (backed by Octavian) and Antony in 44/43 bce 26 Ravenna - Location of an outpost established by Justinian that became one of the main capitals of the late roman empire 27 Veii - 28 Rome - Founded in 753. Capital of the Roman Empire. It’s Rome. 29 Ostia - Port city of Rome; sandbar in the harbor made it difficult for big ships to dock; grain was the main thing coming into the port 30 Corfinium (Italica) - Location of the capital established by italian cities during the Social War (91-87 bce); renamed it Italica 31 Cumae - Location of the first Greek colony in Italy founded in the 8th century BCE 32 Capri - Location of Tiberius’ residence in 26-37 CE where he rules through letters 33 Herculaneum - City covered in volcanic mud after the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE 34 Pompeii - Densely populated city covered in ash after the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE 35 Beneventum - Location of an arch showing Trajan as the source of commerce, peace, and prosperity for the empire 36 Cannae (Italy) - Location of embarrassing roman defeat in 216 bce during the second Punic War 37 Brundisium - Location where the Treaty of Brundisium was signed, renewing the second Triumvirate of Antony, Octavian, and Lepidus in 39 bce 38 Sirmium - One of four new capitals of the empire under the tetrarchy; ruled by Galerius 39 Actium - Location of battle between Antony and Octavian in 31 bce where Octavian is victorious 40 Corinth - Where Flamininus proclaims “Freedom of Greeks” in 196 bce; destroyed in 146 bce after Greek cities revolted against Rome 41 Pharsalus - Location of battle where Caesar defeats Pompey in 48 bce 42 Athens - One base of support for Brutus; location where Antony leaves his wife Octavia (sister of Octavian) while he goes back to Egypt. Capital of Greece. 43 Nicaea - City where Constantine convened a council in 325 CE and helped establish the foundational beliefs of Christianity 44 Thessalonika - Capital of one of four roman districts in Macedonia; early hub for Christianity 45 Philipi - Location of battle between Antony and Octavian, and Brutus and Cassius; day one draw, day two Brutus and Cassius defeated 46 Sarmizegetusa - Capital city of the Dacians 47 Pergamum - 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 48 Ephesus - Visited by Hadrian during his second tour through the empire in 128-132 CE 49 Constantinople - Location of a new (Christian) capital city founded in 324 CE 50 Nicomedia - One of four new capitals of the empire under the tetrarchy; ruled by Diocletian

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por Wesley Brubaker