What was the primary cause of the Punic Wars in ancient Rome?
A) Rome began a policy of imperialism to obtain more land.
B) Roman officials felt threatened by Alexander the Great's conquest of Greece.
C) The Aztecs invaded Rome, seeking more victims to sacrifice to the gods.
D) Julius Caesar was stabbed and killed by his trusted adviser, Brutus.

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What was the primary cause of the Punic Wars in ancient Rome?
A) Rome began a policy of imperialism to obtain more land.
B) Roman officials felt threatened by Alexander the Great's conquest of Greece.
C) The Aztecs invaded Rome, seeking more victims to sacrifice to the gods.
D) Julius Caesar was stabbed and killed by his trusted adviser, Brutus.

anonymous · Answer

I think its A. Rome began a policy of imperialism to obtain more land.

anonymous · Answer

Who was the first emperor of Rome?
A) Julius Caesar
B) Augustus Caesar
C) Nero
D) Constantine

anonymous · Answer

B. Augustus Caesar

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following is NOT part of the legacy left behind by the Roman Pax Romana?
A) a system of approximately 50,000 roads connecting the cities of the Roman Empire
B) concrete that was used to build aqueducts and buildings
C) Italian, the official language of the Roman Empire; many English words have Italian roots
D) Roman law, which inspired the civil law we use today