democracy

aristocracy

monarchy

theocracy

A

B

C

D

were applied to powerful leaders.

represented the will of citizens.

benefited the wealthy.

changed each year.

All male citizens were required to serve

Each legion consisted of 6,000 men

They were poorly trained

They fought only during wars

Carthage was constantly attacking Roman territories.

Carthage and Rome disagreed over religion and government styles

Both Carthage and Rome wanted control of the Mediterranean.

Rome wanted to enslave the people of Carthage

Shortage of food

Competition for trade

Religious differences

Nationalism

It was a direct attack on Rome

It avoided all major cities

It was the longest route taken

It included crossing the Alps

Territorial expansion

Economic competition

Cultural differences

Military alliances

It was used for transportation

It was a symbol of power

It was a war strategy

It was a form of communication

It was a peaceful trade route

It was a strategic military maneuver

It was a route for cultural exchange

It was a path for migration

Hannibal's victory over Rome

Scipio's defeat of Hannibal

Rome's initial defeat

Hannibal's retreat to Africa

The author describes how he gained power

The author describes how he made his familiy proud

The author decribes a military event

The author describes how he earns money

By my good conduct, I heaped honor upon the honor of my family;

I had children, and I tried to equal the deeds of my father;

I won the praise of my ancestors and made them glad I was born;

My own virtue has made noble my family tree.