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100

This woman was Agrippina the Younger's mother, who died in prison during the reign of Tiberius

Who was Agrippina I

100

 The year Agrippina the Younger was born

What is AD 15?

100

This freedman was the head of the imperial treasury and, according to the sources, a major supporter of Agrippina the Younger

Who was Pallas?

100

Name one of the three main ancient writers whose works provide major sources of information on the life of Agrippina the Younger

 Who are Tacitus, Suetonius, or Cassius Dio?

100

According to one source, she was the first living woman to appear beside an Emperor on these

What are coins?

200

The name of Agrippina the Younger's adopted-grandfather

Who was Tiberius?

200

According to Tacitus, in AD 50 Agrippina arranged for a colony of veterans to be planted in this Ubian town where she was born, naming it after herself

What is Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium (modern Cologne)?

200

Agrippina the Younger brought this philosopher and politician back from exile to act as tutor and advisor to her son Nero

Who was Seneca?

200

This archaeological source consists of reliefs from the Sebasteion in the ancient Roman town of Aphrodisias, providing information on Agrippina

What are the Aphrodisias Sculptures?

200

Agrippina established a new colony in AD 50 in this region, important to her due to it being her birthplace

What is Germania (specifically the Ubian town)?

300

Through her grandmother Octavia, Agrippina the Younger was a blood connection to this first Roman Emperor

Who was Augustus?

300

Agrippina the Younger was this age when she was first married to Domitius Ahenobarbus

What is 13?

300

Agrippina was instrumental in getting this distinguished soldier appointed as the sole Prefect of the Praetorian Guard

Who was Burrus?

300

When evaluating a source, questions should be asked about the source maker, the source composition, and this other key factor

What is the interpreter of the source (us)?

300

This title, meaning 'empress' of Rome, was achieved by Agrippina the Younger

What is Augusta?

400

According to Suetonius, her first husband Domitius Ahenobarbus was charged with treason, adultery, and incest with this sister

Who was Lepida?

400

During the reign of her brother Gaius, Agrippina the Younger and her sister Livilla were exiled to these islands on charges of conspiracy

What are the Pontine Islands?

400

According to Tacitus, these two men, appointed by Agrippina, collaborated to control the emperor Nero's "perilous adolescence"

Who were Seneca and Burrus?

400

The practice of using relevant sources and historical concepts correctly and often to support an argument in Ancient History studies 

What is using evidence?

400

 Erich S. Gruen suggests Agrippina deserves credit for wise financial policies and generally effective administration during the latter part of this emperor's reign and the first part of Nero's

Who was Claudius?

500

To strengthen Nero's claim to the throne, Agrippina the Younger had him marry this daughter of Claudius

Who was Octavia?

500

According to Suetonius, her first husband Domitius Ahenobarbus escaped treason charges due to the change of rulers just before this emperor's death, and he died of dropsy

Who was Tiberius?

500

After Nero ordered Agrippina's death, this prominent figure was said to have written Nero's letter to the Senate justifying the murder, full of lies

Who was Seneca?

500

According to the sources, Tacitus and Suetonius give confused and contradictory accounts of her death, though both state that Nero ordered her killing

Who was Agrippina the Younger?

500

One source suggests that Agrippina's greatest mistake was not seeing what she had truly raised in her son and that without her presence, he soon fell into a life of hedonism and self-destruction

Who was Nero?

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