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Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - The Conquest of Italy


Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - The Conquest of ItalyVersión en línea Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - The Conquest of Italy por Vijo Gor 1 At the start of the Roman Republic, what surrounded Rome on all sides? a Empty, uninhabited land b Peaceful farming villages c Friendly Greek colonies d Powerful and hostile neighbors 2 Which group lived to the north of Rome and was one of its earliest powerful rivals? a The Samnites b The Etruscans c The Greeks d The Gauls 3 What was the Latin League? a A group of Latin cities allied with Rome b A Roman family of kings c A network of mountain forts d A group of Etruscan traders 4 When did the Romans defeat the Etruscan city of Veii? a 390 BC b 282 BC c 396 BC d 400 BC 5 What disaster struck Rome soon after its victory over Veii? a An invasion by the Gauls b A volcanic eruption c A civil war d A massive flood 6 What happened when the Gauls first attacked Rome? a The Etruscans came to Rome’s rescue b The Gauls defeated the Romans and burned most of the city c The Romans drove them away easily d The Gauls made peace with Rome 7 How did the Romans save the Capitol Hill from Gauls? a They were awakened by cackling geese and fought them off b They hid in underground tunnels c They called the Etruscans for help d They bribed the Gauls with gold 8 What did Rome do after recovering from the Gallic attack? a Moved the capital to Veii b Became allies with the Gauls c Rebuilt and started conquering neighboring tribes d Stopped expanding for 100 years 9 Who were the Samnites? a A northern Celtic group b A fierce mountain tribe that fought the Romans in central Italy c The founders of the Latin League d A sea-faring people from Greece 10 What was the result of the Pyrrhic Wars for Rome? a Pyrrhus conquered Rome and made it a part of Epirus b Pyrrhus won battles but lost too many men, leading Rome to control Italy c The Greeks gained full control over Italy d Rome was completely defeated and lost southern Italy 11 What does the term 'a Pyrrhic victory' mean? a A victory won without any losses b A victory that brings great wealth and power c A victory achieved by luck d A victory so costly it feels like a defeat

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Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - The Conquest of ItalyVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

At the start of the Roman Republic, what surrounded Rome on all sides?

Which group lived to the north of Rome and was one of its earliest powerful rivals?

What was the Latin League?

When did the Romans defeat the Etruscan city of Veii?

What disaster struck Rome soon after its victory over Veii?

What happened when the Gauls first attacked Rome?

How did the Romans save the Capitol Hill from Gauls?

What did Rome do after recovering from the Gallic attack?

Who were the Samnites?

What was the result of the Pyrrhic Wars for Rome?

What does the term 'a Pyrrhic victory' mean?