Epilogue Multiple Choice Quiz

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. Chandra Gupta gained control of Alexander's Indian conquests from

Ptolemy V correct incorrect

Seleucus I correct incorrect

Philip V correct incorrect

Octavian correct incorrect

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. While Rome conquered the western territories of Alexander's empire, who conquered the eastern territories?

India correct incorrect

Gaul correct incorrect

Parthia correct incorrect

Macedon correct incorrect

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. Plotinus' philosophy derived from the work of

Plato correct incorrect

Aristotle correct incorrect

Diogenes correct incorrect

Epicurus correct incorrect

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. The Roman Republic overthrew the world created by Alexander in the eastern Mediterranean in

A year correct incorrect

Less than a decade correct incorrect

Less than half a century correct incorrect

A century correct incorrect

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. Mithridates VI of Pontus resisted Roman power, ruled an empire encompassing the Black Sea, and claimed descent from both

Zeus and Bendis correct incorrect

Ammon and Melqart correct incorrect

The kings of Persia and generals of Alexander the Great correct incorrect

A Roman consul and a Jewish high priest correct incorrect

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. Simon Maccabeus won Jewish independence in 143 BC from

the Seleucids correct incorrect

the Ptolemies correct incorrect

Chandra Gupta correct incorrect

the Attalids correct incorrect

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. Rome's conflict with Carthage is known as the

Pyrrhic Wars correct incorrect

Carthaginian Wars correct incorrect

Punic Wars correct incorrect

Syracusan Wars correct incorrect

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. During the late Republic, southern Italy and Sicily were major sources of

silver correct incorrect

soldiers correct incorrect

fish correct incorrect

grain correct incorrect

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. Perseus of Macedonia was defeated by the Romans at the battle of

Pydna correct incorrect

Thessaly correct incorrect

Aemilius Paullus correct incorrect

Achaea correct incorrect

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. Rome's first playwright was

Virgil correct incorrect

Horace correct incorrect

Fabius Pictor correct incorrect

Livius Andronicus correct incorrect