History of Rome Final

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History of Rome FinalOnline version Map for History of Rome Final by Wesley Brubaker 1 Cirta - Jugurtha besieged city and kills Adherbal and numerous Italians. 2 Carthage - Rome’s enemy during the Punic Wars; destroyed in 146 bce 3 Zama - Location of battle during the second Punic War led by Scipio in 202 bce; forces the carthaginians to leave Italy and fight in Carthage 4 Thapsus - Location of battle during the second Punic War led by Scipio in 202 bce; forces the carthaginians to leave Italy and fight in Carthage 5 Leptis Magna - City in Africa where Septimius Severus was born in 145 CE 6 Syracuse - City in Sicily, location of slave revolt during the 2nd century bce 7 Cyrene - Location of a spreading Jewish rebellion in 115 CE; where Trajan dies in 117 CE 8 Alexandria - Ruled by Cleopatra, Antony’s powerbase; besieged by Octavian resulting in Antony and Cleopatra’s suicides 9 Petra - Where the Nabataeans, a nomadic people in the arabian peninsula, are centered; annexed and brought into the empire by Trajan in 106 CE 10 Masada - Location of the palace of Herod; last resistance of the first Jewish War defeated there in 73 CE 11 Jerusalem - The Romans sack Jersualem and destroy the temple; Judaea is made a Roman province by the Flavians in 70 CE 12 Palmyra - Caravan site that linked trade from East to Mediterranean; ruled by Zenobia after death of Odenathus in 267 CE, defeated by Aurelian in 272/273 CE 13 Antioch - Capital city of the Seleucid empire; regional capital of Rome; involved in the spice trade along the Silk Road 14 Carrhae - Site of battle between Roman Empire and Persian Empire in 53 BCE. Led by Crassus. Roman army defeated and killed, including Crassus 15 Dura-Europos - Evidence of a mix of religious structures and mystery cults found there; abandoned c. 257 CE 16 Berenike - Major port for trade to the east for spices, incense, plant and animal products 17 Emerita Augusta - A roman colony founded by Augustus in order to resettle veterans 18 Vindolanda - Location of a fort in England near Hadrian’s Wall 19 Arausio - Location of a Roman defeat by the Gauls in 105 BCE 20 Alesia - Location of Caesar’s defeat of Vercingetorix in 52 bce 21 Trier - One of four new capitals of the empire under the tetrarchy; ruled by Constantius Chlorus 22 Teutoburg Forest - Where P. Quinctilius Varus lost the eagles in 9 CE 23 Milan - Where the edict of Milan was signed in 313 CE, granting tolerance to all religions (christianity) 24 Trebia - Location of the first of several battle between the Romans and Cartheginians during the second Punic War 25 Mutina - Location of battle between consuls Hirtius and Pansa (backed by Octavian) and Antony in 44/43 bce 26 Ravenna - Location of an outpost established by Justinian that became one of the main capitals of the late roman empire 27 Veii - 28 Rome - Founded in 753. Capital of the Roman Empire. It’s Rome. 29 Ostia - Port city of Rome; sandbar in the harbor made it difficult for big ships to dock; grain was the main thing coming into the port 30 Corfinium (Italica) - Location of the capital established by italian cities during the Social War (91-87 bce); renamed it Italica 31 Cumae - Location of the first Greek colony in Italy founded in the 8th century BCE 32 Capri - Location of Tiberius’ residence in 26-37 CE where he rules through letters 33 Herculaneum - City covered in volcanic mud after the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE 34 Pompeii - Densely populated city covered in ash after the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE 35 Beneventum - Location of an arch showing Trajan as the source of commerce, peace, and prosperity for the empire 36 Cannae (Italy) - Location of embarrassing roman defeat in 216 bce during the second Punic War 37 Brundisium - Location where the Treaty of Brundisium was signed, renewing the second Triumvirate of Antony, Octavian, and Lepidus in 39 bce 38 Sirmium - One of four new capitals of the empire under the tetrarchy; ruled by Galerius 39 Actium - Location of battle between Antony and Octavian in 31 bce where Octavian is victorious 40 Corinth - Where Flamininus proclaims “Freedom of Greeks” in 196 bce; destroyed in 146 bce after Greek cities revolted against Rome 41 Pharsalus - Location of battle where Caesar defeats Pompey in 48 bce 42 Athens - One base of support for Brutus; location where Antony leaves his wife Octavia (sister of Octavian) while he goes back to Egypt. Capital of Greece. 43 Nicaea - City where Constantine convened a council in 325 CE and helped establish the foundational beliefs of Christianity 44 Thessalonika - Capital of one of four roman districts in Macedonia; early hub for Christianity 45 Philipi - Location of battle between Antony and Octavian, and Brutus and Cassius; day one draw, day two Brutus and Cassius defeated 46 Sarmizegetusa - Capital city of the Dacians 47 Pergamum - City where the cult of the Magna Mater was imported from in 204 bce; king of Pergamon wills the city to Rome after his death in the 2nd century bce 48 Ephesus - Visited by Hadrian during his second tour through the empire in 128-132 CE 49 Constantinople - Location of a new (Christian) capital city founded in 324 CE 50 Nicomedia - One of four new capitals of the empire under the tetrarchy; ruled by Diocletian

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1 Cirta 2 Carthage 3 Zama 4 Thapsus 5 Leptis Magna 6 Syracuse 7 Cyrene 8 Alexandria 9 Petra 10 Masada 11 Jerusalem 12 Palmyra 13 Antioch 14 Carrhae 15 Dura-Europos 16 Berenike 17 Emerita Augusta 18 Vindolanda 19 Arausio 20 Alesia 21 Trier 22 Teutoburg Forest 23 Milan 24 Trebia 25 Mutina 26 Ravenna 27 Veii 28 Rome 29 Ostia 30 Corfinium (Italica) 31 Cumae 32 Capri 33 Herculaneum 34 Pompeii 35 Beneventum 36 Cannae (Italy) 37 Brundisium 38 Sirmium 39 Actium 40 Corinth 41 Pharsalus 42 Athens 43 Nicaea 44 Thessalonika 45 Philipi 46 Sarmizegetusa 47 Pergamum 48 Ephesus 49 Constantinople 50 Nicomedia

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