The main activity of Phoenicians was agriculture:

Phoenicians were attracted by the Iberian Peninsula because of their:

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

The Greeks founded...

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

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

In the beginning, Phoenicians practiced a barter economy:

 One of the most practical commercial operations created by Phoenicians were:

Phoenicians only had one type of tax: tithe collection:

The person in charge of collecting taxes on sea trade in ports was:

The two most characteristic political systems during the Phoenician presence on the Iberian Peninsula were:

Military elite was very important in Phoenician societies:

Which was the main economic driver for Greeks?

The political institutions through which the Roman Republic was governed can be grouped into three types:

Select the general principle for which the magistracies were NOT governed

In ascending order, the Roman magistracies were as follows: quaestura, edility, tribune of the plebs, consulate, pretura

They were magistrates in charge of administering justice:

The magistracies outside the Cursus Honorum were:

The dictator was subject to the veto of the tribunes of the plebls, appointed by the consuls and could exercise a limitless mandate:

The __________ were the institution that allowed the political participation of all Roman citizens: