UNIT 3. PHOENICIAN, GREEK AND ROMAN INSTITUTIONS IN SPAIN

Name one of the Phoenician cities in the Iberian Peninsula:

(a)  

The main activity of Phoenicians was agriculture:

• True

• False

Phoenicians were attracted by the Iberian Peninsula because of their:

• Raw materials

• Precious metals

• Gastronomy

• Agriculture

The Greeks established a series of settlements across the Mediterranean with essentially military purposes:

• True

• False

The Greeks founded...

• Emporion, modern-day Ampurias

• Rode, modern-day Roda

• Hemeroskopeion, modern-day Alicante

• Akra Leuka, modern-day Denia

Romans landed on the Iberian Peninsula with a war against...

• Iberians

• Phoenicians

• Greeks

• Carthaginians

The last tribes to be defeated by Romans in Iberian Peninsula were:

• Iberians

• Celtiberians

• Carthaginians

• Cantabri and Astures

After the Roman conquest, Hispania was divided into two different provinces. Hispania...

(a)  

Transformation process by which Roman social, political and cultural customs were imposed on the peoples subjugated by Rome:

(a)  

In the beginning, Phoenicians practiced a barter economy:

• True

• False