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WorksheetsPunic Wars and the Aftermath
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Who had the most powerful Navy at the beginning of the 1st Punic War?
Carthage
The Roman Republic
Greece
America
He led the Carthaginian Army during the 2nd Punic War
Scipio Africanus
Hannibal Barca
Marcus Licinius Crassus
Julius Caesar
He led the Roman Army during the invasion of Carthage
Pompey
Hannibal Barca
Scipio Africanus
Octavian
The Romans invented this during the 1st Punic War giving their Army an opportunity to fight on the seas
Gladius
Pugio
Corvus
Pilum
To the great surprise of the Romans, the Carthaginians crossed this mountain range to attack Rome from the north
Andes
Ural
Pyrenees
Alps
The Romans attacked Carthage to start the 3rd Punic War because
They feared the return of Hannibal Barca
They feared that the Carthaginians would try to take Egypt
They believed the Carthaginians were growing more powerful once again
They feared that Scipio Africanus would not be able to save them once again from the might of Carthage.
The Romans won
The 1st Punic War
The 2nd Punic War
The 3rd Punic War
All of the Punic Wars
Hannibal Barca is finally defeated at the Battle of ____
Zama
Cannae
Marathon
Salamis
Carthage can be found
in Northern Africa
in the Middle East
in modern Spain
in ancient Germania
All of the following happened to Carthage after the 3rd Punic War EXCEPT
Most people were either enslaved or executed
The buildings were destroyed
The fields were salted
Carthage rebounded quickly and formed an alliance with Rome
He sought to allow the poor to join the Army thus providing them with much needed jobs
Lucius Sulla
Gaius Marius
Julius Caesar
Tiberius Gracchus
He used the Roman Army for his own personal glory and became Rome's first military dictator
Lucius Sulla
Gaius Marius
Octavian
Tiberius Gracchus
He proved that not all dictators are bad. He was chosen by the Senate to lead Rome during a crisis and freely gave up control when the crisis subsided.
Gaius Marius
Lucius Sulla
Cincinnatus
Mr. Mullelly
Their deaths allowed assassination's to become a political solution in Rome
Gracchus Brothers
Sulla Brothers
Mario Brothers
The Marx Brothers
He led a relatively successful slave revolt
Lucius Sulla
Julius Caesar
Tiberius
Spartacus
