"Carthago delenda est"

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Match the birth of the following cities from the oldest to the recent one into their centuries in question: a) Carthage

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Match the birth of the following cities from the oldest to the recent one into their centuries in question: Rome

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Match the birth of the following cities from the oldest to the recent one into their centuries in question: Barumini

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What was the name of the stadium in which Cagliari played and won its first championship (scudetto)?

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Who wrote a poem of a badly ended love story that was at the origin of the conflict between Carthaginians and Romans?

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Who were the two actors of this story?

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Cato the Censor, famous for the fight against the moral and political corruption in Rome, insistently said: "Carthago delenda est" - "Carthage must be destroyed" - . This happened in the 3rd Punic War under Scipio Emiliano, don’t confuse with Scipio the African!!. In what year?

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Which Roman leader won in Zama in the 2nd Punic War?

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Which city was founded first?

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In that period in Sardinia, were there already the nuraghi?

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What was the name of Amsicora's son, defeated a first time in Cornus, near Cuglieri and then died near Decimomannu in the battle against the Romans?

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In what current state was Carthage?

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Near which current city?

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In the three Punic wars, which was the one in which the Romans were closer to defeat?

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Who was the leather of Carthaginians?

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What was forbidden to plant in the Campidanese plain under the Carthaginians?

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What was the penalty for those who disobeyed?

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The city of Carthage, destroyed by the Romans and sprinkled with salt, was rebuilt for another time. In what century A.D. and following which conquest was definitively abandoned? When was it definitively abandoned?

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What was the name of the Sardinian who led the insurrection against Rome during the Second Punic War?

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Amsicora was a Sardinian Punic who led the Sardinian uprising against the Romans during the Second Punic War. Near which town took place the battle in which he was defeated?

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Who was more aggressive towards the Sardinians? the Phoenicians or the Carthaginians?

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In what century did the Carthaginians definitively replace the Phoenicians?

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Which technical device did the Romans manage to overcome the Carthaginian naval superiority?

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Who was the queen that founded Carthage?

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Which Phoenician town did she come from?

A qiuz for young people about the Carthaginians and the Romans

"Carthago delenda est"

"Carthago delenda est"

Match the birth of the following cities from the oldest to the recent one into their centuries in question: a) Carthage

Match the birth of the following cities from the oldest to the recent one into their centuries in question: Rome

Match the birth of the following cities from the oldest to the recent one into their centuries in question: Barumini

What was the name of the stadium in which Cagliari played and won its first championship (scudetto)?

Who wrote a poem of a badly ended love story that was at the origin of the conflict between Carthaginians and Romans?

Who were the two actors of this story?

Cato the Censor, famous for the fight against the moral and political corruption in Rome, insistently said: "Carthago delenda est" - "Carthage must be destroyed" - . This happened in the 3rd Punic War under Scipio Emiliano, don’t confuse with Scipio the African!!. In what year?

Which Roman leader won in Zama in the 2nd Punic War?

Which city was founded first?

In that period in Sardinia, were there already the nuraghi?

What was the name of Amsicora's son, defeated a first time in Cornus, near Cuglieri and then died near Decimomannu in the battle against the Romans?

In what current state was Carthage?

Near which current city?

In the three Punic wars, which was the one in which the Romans were closer to defeat?

Who was the leather of Carthaginians?

What was forbidden to plant in the Campidanese plain under the Carthaginians?

What was the penalty for those who disobeyed?

The city of Carthage, destroyed by the Romans and sprinkled with salt, was rebuilt for another time. In what century A.D. and following which conquest was definitively abandoned? When was it definitively abandoned?

What was the name of the Sardinian who led the insurrection against Rome during the Second Punic War?