War!

Which issues first led to the start of the Punic Wars?

• Control of land in the Mediterranean

• Control of land in Asia

• Control of trade in the Mediterranean

• Control of trade in Asia

Rome gained its territory as a result of

• The Hundred Years' War

• The Punic Wars

• The Crusades

• The Mongol Conquests

Why did Athens win the Battle of Marathon?

• Strategy to attack from 3 sides

• An alliance with Persia

• Knowing where the bodies of water were

• Trickery of surrendering

How did the Persians win at the Battle of Thermopylae?

• They became allies with Athens.

• Their naval fleet was superior.

• They used a secret passage in the mountains to attack the Spartans.

• They had better weapons than the Spartans.

What caused the Persians to attack mainland Greece?

• The Greek Revolt

• The Battle of Marathon

• The Battle of Plataea

• The Ionian Revolt

How would you describe the battle of Salamis?

• It was a land battle that Persia won.

• It was a land and sea battle.

• It was a naval battle at sea.

• It was the last battle of the Persian War.

What allowed the Greeks to win the Battle of Plataea?

• Superior Military Strategy

• Better Weapons

• Home field advantage

• Athens becoming allies with Sparta.

How did the Persian Empire expand its territory?

• By making friends

• Using their religion

• Conquering their neighbors.

• Paying others to join it

What was the lasting influence of Alexander's conquests?

• the rise of a new religion

• the spread of Greek culture

• the growth of a nomadic way of life

• the political unity of Asia and Egypt

Which development in the Hundred Years' War was partly a response to Joan of Arc?

• stronger national identity (nationalism)

• loss of royal authority

• increase in foot soldiers

• more powerful weapons