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| Julius Caesar fought to change the leadership of this civilization in the Alexandrian War. | |
| Rome made this civilization a province of the Republic after the battle of Pydna in 168 B.C.. | |
| Rome had three Punic wars with this civilization. | |
| Julius Caesar was preparing for a campaign against this eastern civilization right before his assassination. | |
| This group of city states was added in 146 B.C., after the sack of Corinth. | |
| Marius saved Rome from this other German tribe in 101 B.C.. | |
| This civilization's king was Mithridates, and was finally defeated in 64 B.C. by Pompey. | |
| This empire, under Antiochus III was crushed at Magnesia in 190 B.C. to defend Pergamum. | |
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| The Romans had three wars with this group of people from 343-341, 327-304 and 298-290 B.C.. | |
| According to legend King Romulus invited this group of people into Rome and then stole all of their wives. | |
| Marius saved Rome from this German tribe in 102 B.C.. | |
| Julius Caesar conquered this group of people in modern-day France. | |
| This region was notorious for piracy, and was made a province in 101 B.C.. | |
| Their king was Jugurtha when they were defeated by Marius. | |
| This civilization held Rome from 616-510 B.C., until they were driven out by Lucius Junius Brutus. | |
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