Resistance (p. 150)

Who was the governor of the Roman Gallic provinces in 58 bc?

• Vercingetorix

• Caesar

• Gallia Cisalpina

• Gallia Transalpina

What did Julius Caesar do to increase his power in Gaul?

• Demanded taxes, food, and hostages

• Supported Gallic tribes against threats

• Traveled to Cisalpine Gaul

• Levied two more legions

Who led the rebellion against the Romans in 52 bc?

• Vercingetorix

• Caesar

• Gallia Cisalpina

• Gallia Transalpina

Where did Vercingetorix and his men withdraw to during the battle?

• Camulodūnum

• Alesia

• Gergovia

• Londīniō

How did Caesar plan to defeat Vercingetorix and his men in Alesia?

• Lay siege to the town

• Send reinforcements

• Construct defensive works

• Negotiate a peace treaty

How long were the siege works constructed by Caesar?

• 10 miles

• 13 miles

• 11.5 feet

• 30,000 legionaries

What did Vercingetorix order the inhabitants of Alesia to do?

• Leave the town

• Fight against the Romans

• Surrender to Caesar

• Starve in no-man's land

What happened to Vercingetorix after the battle of Alesia?

• He was taken prisoner

• He escaped to Gaul

• He became a Roman general

• He was executed by Caesar

What was the outcome of the conquest of Gaul?

• Gallic resistance was broken

• Caesar was defeated

• Gaul became independent

• Vercingetorix became the ruler

Who completed the conquest of Gaul the following year?

• Vercingetorix

• Caesar

• Gallia Cisalpina

• Gallia Transalpina