Important Ancient Roman and Greek History Figures - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
A woman that had snakes for hair and she will turn you to stone if you look into her eyes	Medusa	98%
The Greek god of the sea	Poseidon	96%
This person founded Rome after killing his twin brother	Romulus	95%
Rode elephants over the Alps	Hannibal	94%
The city of Constantinople is named after...	Constantine	92%
_____ was warned to "Beware the Ides of March"	Julius Caesar	92%
The stadium that kept the Romans not thinking of their troubles	Colosseum	91%
The Roman god of war (In Greek he is called Ares)	Mars	91%
A half human half bull	MInotaur	91%
A half human half horse	Centaur	90%
The Greek figure that had inhuman strength	Heracles	89%
Captured Persia for Greece	Alexander the Great	84%
The hero that went on the Oddesey with his Argonauts	Jason	79%
Defeated the person that led the elephants over the alps	Scipio Africanus	67%
The Roman king that was nicknamed, "Tarquin the Proud"	Tarquinius Superbus	19%

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