Mathematics, 18.09.2021 20:30 Jonny13Diaz

Does anyone know the answer to these questions 1. What made Rome's expansion possible?

2. What was the Roman army organized into?

3. What are centurions?

4. How did Rome treat the people they conquered in Italy?

5. When Rome set its sights on the island of Sicily, what trading city did they come into conflict with?

6. What were the Punic Wars?

7. Explain the events of the 1st Punic War.

8. What did Rome ultimately do in the 2nd Punic War to defeat Hannibal?

9. Why was the 3rd Punic War fought? What was the result?

10. What areas did Rome take over in the east?

11. Where did Romans get their religion from? Explain the religion.

12. Did everyone support the Greek influence in Rome?

13. Who was Hannibal? Why is he significant? What were his accomplishments? What happened to him after the Punic Wars?

14. Who was Scipio Africanus? Why is he significant? What were his achievements?

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