Punic Wars and Challenges in Rome - Day 1

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is associated with Buddhism?

• 10 Commandments

• Code of Harmony

• Four Noble Truths

• Vedas and Upanishads

Multiple Choice

Most early civilizations developed a system of government in which leaders were based on religious authority. This type of government was known as a(n)

• democracy

• aristocracy

• monarchy

• theocracy

Multiple Choice

Which letter represents the civilization of Nubia?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

In ancient Athens, a lawmaking assembly met in a central place. Any male adult citizen could attend the meetings.

The process described gave power to citizens by making sure that laws

• were applied to powerful leaders.

• represented the will of citizens.

• benefited the wealthy.

• changed each year.

Multiple Choice

Which characteristic of the Roman Legion is true?

• All male citizens were required to serve

• Each legion consisted of 6,000 men

• They were poorly trained

• They fought only during wars

Multiple Choice

What best describes the causes of the Punic Wars?

• Carthage was constantly attacking Roman territories.

• Carthage and Rome disagreed over religion and government styles

• Both Carthage and Rome wanted control of the Mediterranean.

• Rome wanted to enslave the people of Carthage

Multiple Choice

Which concept best explains the cause of the Punic Wars?

• Shortage of food

• Competition for trade

• Religious differences

• Nationalism

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of Hannibal's route during the Second Punic War?

• It was a direct attack on Rome

• It avoided all major cities

• It was the longest route taken

• It included crossing the Alps

Multiple Choice

What were the main causes and consequences of the Punic Wars?

• Territorial expansion

• Economic competition

• Cultural differences

• Military alliances

Multiple Choice

What type of animal with which mountain range is associated  with the Second Punic War?

• Mountain goats and the Alps.
• Elephants and the Apennines
• Elephants and the Alps
• Lions and the Pryenees

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of the elephant in the 2nd Punic War?

• It was used for transportation

• It was a symbol of power

• It was a war strategy

• It was a form of communication

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of Hannibal's route of invasion during the Third Century B.C.?

• It was a peaceful trade route

• It was a strategic military maneuver

• It was a route for cultural exchange

• It was a path for migration

Multiple Choice

What was the result of the 2nd Punic War?

• Hannibal's victory over Rome

• Scipio's defeat of Hannibal

• Rome's initial defeat

• Hannibal's retreat to Africa

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Directions:
1 - Read each document
2 - Summarize or describe what the document says
3 - Write a qoute from the document that supports the claim.

Multiple Choice

What is the summary of this document?

• The author describes how he gained power

• The author describes how he made his familiy proud

• The author decribes a military event

• The author describes how he earns money

Multiple Select

Which sentences best supports the claim?

Roman society valued large families.

• By my good conduct, I heaped honor upon the honor of my family;

• I had children, and I tried to equal the deeds of my father;

• I won the praise of my ancestors and made them glad I was born;

• My own virtue has made noble my family tree.