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What were the two legends of Rome?

Romulus and Remus. Virgil's Aeneas

Where did Rome supposedly get it's name? What the legend behind it?

From Romulus who supposedly murdered his brother and founded Rome

Where is Rome located?

The planes of Latium

What was the name of the ethnic group the Latins were a part of?

Etruscans

How did the rule of the Etruscans end?

An Etruscan King named Superbus raped a roman noble woman named Lucretia and the Romans rebelled

What was the word the Romans used for those who they thought uncivilized? Who did it apply to?

Barbarians. Anyone who wasn't Roman or Greek.

What event weakened the Etruscans allowing Romans to take control?

The invasion of the Gallic barbarians

Within the first 150 years Rome takes control of where?

Central and Southern Italy

The Romans formed a *blank* and created *blanks* as places were conquered

An Italian Confederacy (a roman league). Colonies of Rome.

This place sacked Rome in 390 BC giving Rome the oppourtunity to show it's true power

Gaul

After Gaul's attack Rome lost it's *blanks* before winning them back resulting in Rome becoming a *blank* insteadof a *blank* although they never usedthe latter name

City states. Confederacy. Empire

In 290 BC Rome conquered *blank*. This country that had a profound influence on their culture. It's also thanks to contact with thiscountry that they gained economic power

Greek

As the Romans moved towards Sicily they came in contact with *blank*. They later fought aseries of three wars known as the *blanks* wars.

Carthage. Punic Wars.

The first Punic War was fought over what three islanda of the Mediterranean?

Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica.

The Carthaginians were lead by *blank* and they won/lost the battle

Hamilcar. Carthage lost.

The second Punic War was initiated by *balnk*of Carthage but is mostly fought by his heir *balnks*

Hamilcar the second. Hannibal.

Hannibal corsses the *blank* river with his large army of*blanks* intending to invade the heart of rome

Sagumtium. Military elephants

He had to cross the *blank of blank* resulting in the death ofmost of his elephants

Alps of Italy

Hannibal spent fifteen years criss-crossing Romefighting five major battles. Whatwere they called and did he win or lose?

ASK PARKINSON IF WE NEED TO KNOW THESE

Hannibal was forced to flee and was pursued by *blank*. He was chased all the way to Africa whee the Battle of *blank*and Hannibbal/Carthage is defeated

Scipio. The Battle of Zama.

Hanibal was forced into exile and pursued by the Romans. He can largely be creditted for the expansionof the Roman Empire as everywhere he fleed to Rome conquered

Couldn't figure out how to phrase that in a question but it's important information

During the third punic war Rome finishes Carthage off, amking sure they're totally dead by (three specific things)

Destroyed the walls, burned the city and salted the ground.

Rome finishes their conquest of the Midetterainian by conquering *blank* in 148 BC

The city state of Corinth