Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Event that is generally accepted to be the start of this period | Death of {Alexander the Great} | 93%
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Location believed to mark 'the end of the world' known today as the ‘Straight of Gibraltar’ | Pillars of {Hercules} | 61%
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Syracusan physicist/mathematician accidently killed during the cities invasion | Archimedes | 50%
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Greek mathematician known as the ‘father of geometry’ | Euclid | 50%
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Last Greek kingdom to fall ending this period | Ptolemaic | 50%
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An ancient galley with three banks of oars | Trireme | 50%
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A type of costly victory named after a general | Pyrrhic | 46%
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Volatile Hellenistic kingdom annexed by Rome in 63BC | Seleucid | 39%
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Roman senator known for ending all speeches with the remark, "Furthermore I consider that Carthage must be destroyed" | Cato the Elder | 32%
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People that predominantly inhabited Iberia before its subsequent conquest by Carthage and Rome | Iberians | 18%
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The child who swore to be the scourge of the Roman Republic | Hannibal Barca | 11%
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Only battle featured in Sir Edward Shepherd Creasy's book, "The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World: from Marathon to Waterloo" to occur during this period | Metaurus | 0%
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Last ancient great wonder to be constructed | Pharos lighthouse at Alexandria | 0%
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Full name of the Roman general known for his victory at Zama | {Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus} Africanus Numantinus | 0%
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