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Horatius and Mucius the left-handed (509 B.C.)
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Publicus Valerius | Roman ruler called Publicola bridge; people's friend |
| Sublician Bridge | only bridge that led into Rome |
| Lars Porsena | king of Etruria |
| Horatius | defended the Sublician Bridge against invasion |
| Caius Mucius | burnt his right hand to prove loyalty to Rome, He became Mucuis the left-handed |
| stout | sturdy |
| javelins | light throwing spears |
| plunged | dove in |
| patriotism | devotion to one's country |
| What were people from Etruria called? | Etruscans |
| What Etruscan king gathered a large army to help Tarquin recapture Rome | Parsena |
| Who held back the Etruscan army while the Romans cut down the Sublician Bridge? | Huratius |
| Explain why the acts of Horatius, Sourius, and Titus were so courageous. | They volunteered to take on the Etruscan army while the bridge was being taken down. |
| How did Mucius prove his bravery to Porsena? | He thrust his right hand into the fire. |
| How did Porsena react to Mucius' noble display? | He set him free. |
| How did the action of Mucius affect Rome's relationship with Porsena? | Muscius gave Porsena that most attacks were coming, so Porsena decided to make peace. |