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Who were the giants that stacked mountains on top of eachother trying to reach Mt. Olympus?
Otus + Epialtes
(Ot-us) (Epi-alt-es)
Who was the wife of Tarquinius Priscus?
Tanaquil
(Tana-quil)
What were the names of the books that Sibyl sold to Tarnquinius Superbus?
Sibylline Books
Which Roman general first used the grappling technique?
Marcellus
(Mar-cell-us)
What mountains do Otus and Epialtes stack on top of eachother to reach Mt. Olympus?
Mt. Ossa and Pelion
(Oss-a) (Pel-ion)
Which guy negotiated with the Gauls?
Commilius
(Comm-il-ius)
Which guy talks to the sacred geese?
Manlias
(Man-li-as)
What is the name of the strategy that Hannibal used against the Romans in Cannae?
"Pincher" or "Circular Attack"
In what year did Alexander the Great die?
323 B.C.
Who was the king of Macedonia during the 1st Macedonian War?
Philip the 5th
Who was Philip the fifth allied with during the second Macedonian War?
Hannibal
(Hann-i-bal)
During what years was the 1st Macedonian War (it was basically mixed with the second)?
200 - 196 B.C.
Who is the Roman General against the Macedonians?
Titius Flaminius
(Tit-ius Flamm-in-ius)
What is the battle in which Titius Flaminius uses the Roman "legion" type formation to beat the Macedonian "Phalanx" type formation?
Cynoscephalae
(Cyno-sc-ep-hai-ae)
What is the nickname for the battle of Cynoscephalae?
"Dog's Head"
When did the battle of Cynoscephalae take place?
197 B.C.
What did Flaminius say the Greeks would have?
"Greek Freedom"
Who did Flaminius say the Greeks would be free from?
The Macedonians
During which games did Flaminius say the Greeks would be free from the Macedonians?
Isthmian Games
(Is-th-mi-an)
What were the games called where Hercules killed the Nemean Lion?
Nemeid Games
(Nem-eid)
Who was the son of Philip the fifth who fought for the Macedonians in the third Macedonian War?
Perseus
(Per-seus)
What is one of my pet peeves..?
When people call crackers "cookies"... Cookies are sugary and good, while crackers aren't. A cracker is not a cookie, did people not learn this very early on in their life? Cookies are a lot better, and they taste a lot better. Not only that, but cookes also taste better than crackers. Also, on top of all of this is the fact that cookies taste better than crackers, so therefore a carcker is not a cookie and vice versa.
Who fought for the Romans during the 3rd Macedonian War?
Aemillus Paullus (Son of consul who died at battle of Cannae)
(Aem-ill-us Pau-ll-us)
What agnomen does Ameillus Paullus receive for defeat Perseus and the Macedonians?
"Macedonius"
When did Aemilius Paullius die? (The consul one)
216 B.C.
Who are the children of Paulla and P. Cornelius Scipio Ameilia?
P. Cornelius Scipio, Lucius, and Cornelia
Who adopts his cousin into his immediate family?
P. Cornelius Scipio (He adopts L. Ameilius Paullus into it)
What did the 4th Macedonian War mark?
The end of Greek History because after this point, Greece is now a part of Rome
In what year did Lucius Mummius sack the city of Corinth?
146 B.C.
Who sacked the city of Corinth in 146 B.C.?
Lucius Mummius
(Luc-ius Mumm-ius)
During what years did the 3rd Punic War take place?
149 B.C. - 146 B.C.
What was Rome's excuse for attacking Carthage?
They used their military to defend themselves against the Numidians which they were forbidden to do without the approval of Rome
Which Numidian king invaded Carthage?
Masinissa
(Mas-in-issa)
During what years does Rome fight in Spain?
146 - 133 B.C.
What does the year 133 B.C. start for the Romans?
The years of Higglyness and Pigglyness.. (oink..)
What are giant plantations in Italy?
Latifundia
(Lati-fun-dia)
What problems did Latifundia cause in Italy?
They pushed out small farm owners
What formed in cities due to the many, many Latifundia in Italy?
Mobs
Who owned the Latifundia?
The senate
Who were the Equites?
Very, very rich people (like millionares)
What could a Equites not become?
A senator
What "class" were Equites in Rome?
Business Class
During what years was Rome enduring higglyness and pigglyness?
133 - 31 B.C.
What could a Equites not become?
A senator
Which two groups started to work together causing corruption in the Roman Government?
The Equites and Senate
What "class" were Equites in Rome?
Business Class
Who were the Optimates for?
(Op-tim-a-tes)
The senate's power
During what years was Rome enduring higglyness and pigglyness?
133 - 31 B.C.
Which two groups started to work together causing corruption in the Roman Government?
The Equites and Senate
Who were the Optimates for?
(Op-tim-a-tes)
The senate's power
Who were the Populares for?
The people's power
Which son of Cornelia was elected Tribune of the Plebs in 133 B.C.?
Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus
(Semp-ron-ius Gra-cc-hus)
What did Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus try to do with all Roman citizens concerning their land?
Make it so that no one owned up to a certain amount of land (This was mainly to limit Latifundia)
Who was angry at Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus for wanting to constrict the Latifundia's land?
The senate
What does the Senate do because Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus got his approval to limit the land of individuals by the people?
They denied him access to funds
What kingdom wanted to join Rome (because Attalus the third died and left his kingdom to Rome) and what did Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus want to do with its money?
Pergamum; use it to fund his land-restricting law
(Per-gam-um)
What can the Senate issue?
Consulta - advice; decrees
What were De Repetundis?
Extortion Courts
What did Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus want to do for his second year in office (which was a huge break in tradition...)?
-give citizenship to Italian allies -shorten term of military service -extend the right to appeal Senatoral Judgements
What group of people wanted Roman citizenship BADLY?
The Socii (Roman allies)
What did the Senate do to Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus?
Jump and kill him in middle of the Senate House
When was Tiberius Gaius Gracchus elected to office?
123 - 122 B.C.
What law did Tiberius Gaius Gracchus want passed as "welfare" for the people?
Lex Frumentaria - will lessen cost of grain at a reduced price for lower classes
(Fru-men-tar-ia)
What does the Senate give to the consul to get rid of Tiberius Gaius Gracchus?
Senaturs Consultum Ultimum
Which king of Numidia dies in 118 B.C. who was also an ally to Rome?
Micipsa
(Mici-psa)
Who did Micipsa leave his kingdom to?
Jugurtha
(Jug-ur-tha)
Who is sent to fight Jugurtha?
Q. Metellus Celer
Who had Jugurtha once served under?
Aemilians Scipio
(Aem-ili-ans Sci-pio)
When was Q. Metellus Celer sent to fight Jugurtha?
109 B.C.
Who wins the war with Jugurtha?
Q. Metellus Celer
(Mete-ll-us Cel-er)
Who was the successor to Maninisa in Numidia?
Jugurtha
(Jug-ur-tha)
During which years was Marius elected consul?
107, 104, 103, 102, 101, 100, and 86 B.C.
What does Marius do to the army?
Lets non-land owners in the army (Capite Censi)
What year did Q. Metellus Celer go to fight Jugurtha?
107 B.C.
How many men are in a legio?
6,000
How many men are in a Cohort?
600
How many men are in a Maniples?
200
How many men are in a century? (If you get this wrong, I don't even know what to say...)
100
What "political party" did Marius belong to?
Populares
Which guys did Marius become friends with because he was a populares like them?
Glacis and Saturnius
(Gla-cis) (Sat-urn-ius)
What does the Senate tell Marius to do to Glacis and Saturnius?
Kill them..
What is the leader of the number one Ceturian in a legion?
Primus Pili
In what year was Livius Drusus killed for saying all of Italy's allies should become Roman citizens?
91 B.C.
What wars start as a result of Livius Drusus being killed?
Social Wars (basically a civil war; alternate name - Marsic Wars)
How many laws were created that ended the Social Wars?
3
What year were the Social Wars?
90-88 B.C.
What rule stated if you don't rebel against Rome, you can have citizenship?
Lex Iulia
(I-ul-ia)
What rule stated if you joined in Rome in 60 days (or something..) you got citizenship?
Lex Plautia-Papiria
(Pla-u-tia Pap-i-ria)
What was the last law that Rome sent out regarding citizenship finally ending the Social Wars?
All cities in Cisapline Gaul and south of the Po river can have citizenship
What political party was Sulla?
Optimate - believed the Senate should have power
(Op-tim-ate)
In what year was Cornelius Sulla elected consul?
88 B.C.
Where did Mithridate the sixth live?
Pontus
How many Romans did Mithridates kill?
80,000 in one night
Who is chosen to go fight Mithridates the sixth?
Sulla
What does Sulla do that has never been done before once he crosses Pomerium River?
March on Rome (Important to remember)
What river does Sulla cross that a Roman army has never done before?
Pomerium
(Pom-er-ium)
In what year does Sulpicius Rufus and Marius die?
87 B.C.
Who wins out of Sulpicius Rufus and Marius vs Sulla?
Sulla..
During which years did the 1st Mithridate War take place?
87 - 83 B.C.
In what year and what battle does Sulla defeat all his enemies?
82 B.C.; Colline Gate
What does Sulla do to himself in 81 B.C.?
Declared himself dictator for no set of time
What are the two major things Sulla does while he is dictator?
- Strips power from Tribune
- Sets amount of offices available for each magistracy (20 Quaestors, 8 Praetors, etc.)
When does Sulla die?
78 B.C.
What is Pompey given when he goes to Africa to kill all of Marius' supporters?
The Agnomen "Magnus"