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Alexandria

What city is indicated by the red star on the map?

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Byzantium/Constantinople

What city is indicated by the red star on the map?

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GaulWhat region is indicated by the red star on the map?

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Adriatic Sea

Identify the sea indicated by the red star on the map.

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Tyrrhenian Se

Pyrenees

What mountain range is indicated by the red star on the map?

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Christianity is declared a protected religion under this

emperor

Constantine

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Rome declares war on Macedonia (because Macedonia supported

Carthage) after the end of this event.

2nd Punic War

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This person goes to war against Gaius Marius, in part because he dislikes Marius’ policy of letting non-land-holders in his

military.

Sulla

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Pompey tells Caesar that Rome will consider

Caesar a traitor if Caesar does this.

Crosses the Rubicon

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One of the signals of Rome’s downfall, a major decline in

population occurred after this.

A massive plague/smallpox outbreak

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He was assassinated on the Ides of March by a group of senators that included

his secondary heir.

Julius Caesar

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This emperor built a wall around the boundary of

Rome.

Hadrian

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The two Romans that fell in love with

Cleopatra and had children with her.

Julius Caesar and Mark Antony

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This emperor was murdered by his wife.

Claudius

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Emperor that divided the empire into east and west with co-emperors in

charge.

Diocletian

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Place these events in order:Caesar is proconsul of Gaul

Claudius reignsCincinnatus is dictator

Cleopatra commits suicide

CincinnatusCaesar is proconsul

Cleopatra commits suicideClaudius reigns

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Place these events in order:Crucifixion of JesusHannibal is defeated

Julian EmperorsPompey retreats to Greece

HannibalPompey retreats to Greece

Julian EmperorsCrucifixion of Jesus

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Place these events in order:Assassination of Julius Caesar

Gaius Marius is killedMurder of Tiberius Gracchus

Octavian is declared “Augustus”Cleopatra commits suicide

Gracchus, Marius, Caesar, Cleopatra,

Octavian

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Put these events in order:Crassus dies

2nd Triumvirate formedRome gains Macedonia

Rome gains SpainBattle at Actium

Rome gains SpainRome gains Macedonia

Crassus Dies2nd Triumvirate

Battle at Actium

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Put these people in order:ClaudiusCaligula

SullaHadrian

ConstantineGaius Gracchus

Gaius Gracchus, Sulla, Caligula, Claudius,

Hadrian, Constantine

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Leader of the Germanic tribe that captured the

city of Rome and removed the emperor.

Odoacer

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Means the absence of government

anarchy

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Term to describe large farms that were created by

wealthy Romans

latifundia

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This early civilization lived north of Rome and was a major influence on Roman gods, architecture,

and engineering.

Etruscans

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The bishops of Rome, Antioch, Alexandria,

Jerusalem, and Constantinople all took

this title.

patriarch