WorksheetsSocial Science U6: ANCIENT HISTORY (part 2)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The Romans came from ...
the north of Europe.
the Iberian Peninsula.
Asia
the Italian Peninsula.
The city of Saguntum was friendly with the Romans.
False
True
Only sometimes.
Only at the beginning.
A synonym for siege is ...
attack
friends
city
peace
The year 219 B.C. was after the year 218 B.C.
False
True
Let me think!
I'm very confused!
Who crossed the Alps and attacked the Romans in Italy?
Viriato
Hannibal
The Romans
Lusitanians
The Carthaginians defeated (won) the Romans.
False
True
I don't know.
I'm not sure.
Hannibal was ...
a Iberian leader.
the leader of the Lusitanians.
a Roman general.
a Carthaginian general.
Viriato was ...
an Iberian leader.
the leader of the Lusitanians.
a Roman general.
a Carthaginian general.
In which actual Spanish province was Numantia?
Madrid
Soria
Sagunto
Sevilla
The Romans invaded the Iberian Peninsula in ...
219 A.C.
19 B.C.
218 B.C.
139 B.C.
A synonym for rivals is ...
control
siege
friends
enemies
The mountains that separate Italian Peninsula from the continent are ...
the Apennines.
the Alps.
the Pyrenees.
the Appalachians.
Why did the Romans attacked the Carthaginians?
Because no reason.
Because the Carthaginians attacked Italy first.
Because the Carthaginians crossed the Alps.
Because the Carthaginians were their friends.
Which of these groups colonized the Mediterranean Sea? (choose THREE answers)
Tartessos
Phoenicians
Greeks
Iberians
Carthaginians
Where did the Phonenicians established colonies?
Gades
Emporion
Rhode
The Carthaginians...
came from the North of Africa.
Founded Cartago Nova
fought against the Romans to control the Mediterranean Sea.
All the answers are right.
Who lived in the Iberian Peninsula during Ancient Times? (choose TWO answers)
Sumerians
Iberians
Babylonians
Celts
Egyptians
Who were colonizers of the Mediterranean sea? (choose THREE answers)
the Celts
the Phoenicians
the Iberians
the Carthaginians
the Greeks
Carthaginians and Romans were ...
...friends
...enemies
The Romans introduced writing in the Iberian Peninsula.
False
True
Writing was invented later.
Romans didn't know how to write.
