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What Roman hero single-handedly…

Horatius Cocles

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… held back the Etruscan forces while the Romans destroyed the Pons Sublicius

Horatius Cocles

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What courageous Roman youth…

Mucius Scaevola

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…stuck his right hand into the fire?

Mucius Scaevola

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What courageous Roman maiden…

Cloelia

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What treacherous—

Tarpeia

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—Roman maiden—

Tarpeia

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At what battle of 496…

Lake Regillus

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…did the Dioscuri supposedly help the Romans defeat the Latin League?

Lake Regillus

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What dictator saved a Roman army trapped at Mt. Algidus?

Cincinnatus

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Who commanded the trapped army at Mt. Algidus?

Minucius

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What tribe had trapped the Romans at Mt. Algidus?

Aequi

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What anti-plebeian nobleman allied with the Volsci whom he previously fought against and was only dissuaded from taking Rome itself by his mother and his wife?

Coriolanus

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What law allowed intermarriage between plebs and patricians?

Lex Canuleia

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What Senonian chieftain…

Brennus

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led the Gauls to defeat the Romans at Allia River before sacking the city and saying “Vae Victis?”

Brennus

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How did Marcus Manlius fight off the Gallic forces from the Capitoline Hill? (comprehension question)

The honking of the sacred geese of Juno woke him up, and he fought them as they climbed up the cliff

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At what battle did Publius Decius Mus and Manlius Torquatus defeat the Latins? This was the first time a Decius Mus committed devotion.

Battle of Mt. Vesuvius

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The rostrum—

Antium

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—was named after the rostra that were captured at what battle?

Antium

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At what battle of 321 B.C.—

Caudine Forks

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—did Samnites under Gavius Pontius trap a Roman army under a low mountain pass?

Caudine Forks

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At what battle did a second Decius Mus commit devotio?

Sentinum

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What city was Rome fighting in the Pyrrhic Wars? (comprehension question)

Tarentum. Tarentum was part of Magna Graecia and hired Pyrrhus to fight for them

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Which of the battles of the Pyrrhic Wars was NOT a Pyrrhic victory?

Heraclea

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Which one of the Pyrrhic Wars was a Pyrrhic victory? (this was also the third time that a Decius Mus committed devotio)

Asculum

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Where did Curius Dentatus decisively defeat Pyrrhus? (most important battle of the Pyrrhic War)

Beneventum

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Where did Curius Dentatus decisively defeat Pyrrhus? (most important battle of the Pyrrhic War) old name

Maleventum

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At what battle of 260 B.C. did Gaius Dullius use Rome’s new fleet, equipped with the corvi, to defeat Carthage and win Rome’s first naval victory?

Mylae

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At what battle did Regulus get captured?

Bagradas Valley

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After throwing the sacred chickens—

Derpana

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—into the sea, Claudius Pulcher was defeated at what battle of 249?

Derpana

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At what battle of 217 B.C.—

Trasimene

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—did Hannibal ambush Gaius Flaminius and kill or capture every single Roman?

Trasimene

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What was the worst defeat in Roman history?

Cannae

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During the siege of what city was Archimedes accidentally killed?

Syracuse

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At what battle did Scipio and Masinissa defeat Hasdrubal and Syphax by burning their huts in the middle of the night?

Great Plains

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Who was famous for ending every—

Cato the Elder

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-speech with “carthago delenda est?”

Cato the Elder

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What other city was destroyed in the same year as Carthage?

Corinth

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What plebeian tribune—

Tiberius Gracchus

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What Cornelia call her sons, the Gracchi, when her friend asked her?

Jewels