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A) 281–272 BC B) 281–275 BC C) 285–279 BC D) 275–270 BC
A) Pyrrhus of Epirus B) Hannibal C) A Roman consul D) A Samnite general
A) The Peloponnese and Latium B) Magna Graecia and Sicily C) Carthage and Spain D) Epirus and Greece
A) Tarentum B) Carthage C) Etruria D) Thurii
A) A demand for gold from Tarentum B) Conflict between Thurii and a Samnite-led alliance C) The expansion of the Carthaginian Empire D) An unprovoked invasion of Epirus
A) Because the fleet was carrying stolen goods B) To declare war on Carthage C) It violated a previous treaty D) To prevent a blockade of Sicily
A) Summer of 280 BC B) Spring of 281 BC C) Winter of 281/80 BC D) Autumn of 279 BC
A) Beneventum B) Asculum C) Heraclea D) Argos
A) Pyrrhus won but suffered heavy losses B) Pyrrhus surrendered immediately C) Rome won decisively D) It was a peaceful negotiation
A) I came, I saw, I conquered! B) Another such victory and we are lost! C) Rome will never surrender! D) Victory at any cost!
A) A broken treaty B) Lack of manpower C) Lack of money D) Weakness at sea
A) Heraclea B) Beneventum C) Thurii D) Asculum
A) 275 BC B) 281 BC C) 270 BC D) 272 BC
A) He was lost at sea B) He was killed while campaigning in the Peloponnese C) He was executed by the Romans D) He died of natural causes in Epirus
A) It unified all of Greece under Roman rule B) It ended the Samnite threat forever C) It forced Carthage to sign a peace treaty D) Rome emerged as a major Mediterranean power
A) Spartans B) Samnites C) Epirotes D) Carthaginians |