Italia Antiqua (Geography)

Britannia is _______ of Gaul.

• North
• South
• East
• West

The mountains separating Hispania from Gaul are the ________.

• Caucasus
• Alps
• Atlas
• Pyrenees

The island at the foot of Italy is _______. 

• Sicily
• Sardinia
• Corsica
• Faulkland

The sea west of the Italian peninsula is the _____.

• Ionian
• Aegean 
• Tyrhennian
• Black

The river that functions as a natural  boundary between Italy and Gaul is the ________.

• Po
• Marne
• Rhone
• Rubicon

This road runs through the forum. 

• Via Appia
• Via Aurelia
• Via Salaria
• Via Sacra

This hill was home to many temples. 

• Viminal
• Caelian
• Palatine
• Capitoline

Rome is located in the area once known as ________.

• Campania
• Neapolis
• Etruria
• Latium

These are 2 of the 3 places were destroyed by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.

• Stabiae, Herculaneum
• Pompeii, Baiae
• Naples, Pompeii
• Herculaneum, Ostia

The Appian Way ended at this port.

• Ostia
• Naples
• Brundisium
• Alba Longa