book 3 part 3b

What were the Punic Wars mainly fought over?

• Power over desert lands
• Who could build the most ships
• Control of Mediterranean trade
• Use of gold mines
• Training of animal armies

What helped end the Wars of the Roses?

• A new set of laws
• A massive sea battle
• A royal marriage
• A shared religion
• An agreement between cities

What did the Mongols create that made trade easier?

• City borders
• Wooden highways
• Safer trade routes
• Giant markets
• Sand bridges

What happened during the 335 Years’ War?

• A large invasion destroyed towns
• Both sides changed leaders often
• No fighting took place
• A long winter stopped battles
• New weapons were invented

How was knowledge shared during the Reconquista?

• Only in books by monks
• Through secret soldier schools
• Between cities under peace deals
• From kings writing letters
• Inside hidden desert temples

Who would MOST likely surrender quickly to the Mongols?

• A desert village with no walls
• A castle with tall towers
• A navy waiting on the sea
• A hidden island
• A group of merchants

What would MOST likely happen when truces were short in the Hundred Years’ War?

• Both sides stayed peaceful
• A new country was formed
• Plans for more battles continued
• The land was returned to farmers
• Towns began writing their own laws

Who would be MOST likely to support ending the Wars of the Roses with peace?

• A soldier ready for battle
• A merchant losing trade routes
• A noble with a new family tie
• A traveler with a fast horse
• A builder of secret forts

If war were like a campfire, what would a truce be?

• A bucket of sand poured on it
• A strong wind blowing harder
• A match thrown into it
• A log placed on top
• A spark lighting the edge

If the Punic Wars were a boxing match, what was the Third Round?

• A water break
• A handshake
• A final knock-out
• A loud cheer
• A new referee