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Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - Masters of the MediterraneanVersión en línea Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - Masters of the Mediterranean por Vijo Gor 1 What caused the First Punic War to begin in 264 BC? a Carthage invaded North Africa b Rome attacked Spain c Rome and Carthage both tried to control Sicily d Hannibal crossed the Alps 2 What kind of empire was Carthage before the wars with Rome? a A Celtic kingdom b A farming empire in the Alps c A great trading empire on the coast of North Africa d A Greek colony in Italy 3 How did Rome learn to build warships? a They used their fishing boats b They asked the Greeks for help c They copied a stranded Carthaginian ship d They hired Carthaginian sailors 4 What was the corvus? a A war elephant used by Hannibal b A Roman coin used to pay sailors c A Carthaginian fort d A spiked drawbridge for boarding enemy ships 5 What was the result of the First Punic War? a Rome gained Sicily and later Sardinia and Corsica b Carthage defeated Rome at sea c Carthage kept control of Italy d Rome lost all its ships 6 What began the Second Punic War in 219 BC? a The Gauls rebelled against Carthage b Carthage attacked Saguntum, a Roman ally in Spain c Rome invaded North Africa d Hannibal attacked the Roman city of Rome 7 What made Hannibal's journey to Italy famous? a He marched his army and elephants across the Alps b He built a fleet to attack by sea c He sailed from Carthage to Greece d He conquered Egypt first 8 What happened at the Battle of Cannae in 216 BC? a Hannibal was defeated by Scipio b The Romans wiped out the Carthaginian army c Hannibal’s forces destroyed an entire Roman army d Carthage and Rome made peace 9 How was Carthage finally destroyed in 146 BC? a It joined the Roman Republic as an ally b It was burned, its people enslaved, and its land sown with salt c It was conquered by Greece d It surrendered peacefully 10 What did winning the Punic Wars mean for Rome? a Rome lost control of Italy b Rome became master of the Mediterranean, ruling lands from Spain to Asia c Carthage became Rome’s capital d Rome’s navy was destroyed forever

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Usborne Encyclopedia of the Roman World - Masters of the MediterraneanVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

What caused the First Punic War to begin in 264 BC?

What kind of empire was Carthage before the wars with Rome?

How did Rome learn to build warships?

What was the corvus?

What was the result of the First Punic War?

What began the Second Punic War in 219 BC?

What made Hannibal's journey to Italy famous?

What happened at the Battle of Cannae in 216 BC?

How was Carthage finally destroyed in 146 BC?

What did winning the Punic Wars mean for Rome?