Caesar, Book 5, Ch 39

What was the immediate action taken by the local tribes upon hearing about the situation at Cicero's camp?

• They sent reinforcements to Cicero.

• They gathered as many forces as possible and attacked Cicero's camp.

• They retreated to their own territories.

• They negotiated peace with Cicero.

How did the local tribes attempt to gain an advantage over Cicero's forces?

• By using advanced weaponry.

• By intercepting soldiers who were gathering wood and building fortifications.

• By forming alliances with Roman forces.

• By attacking during the night.

What was the significance of the location "hiberna" in the context of the Gallic Wars?

• It was a major Roman city.

• It was a strategic winter camp for Roman legions.

• It was a sacred site for the local tribes.

• It was a neutral zone for negotiations.

What impact did the death of Titurus have on the events described in the text?

• It led to a peace treaty with the local tribes.

• It caused a delay in the Roman response.

• It was not yet known to Cicero, affecting his preparedness.

• It resulted in immediate reinforcements from Rome.

Which tribes were involved in the attack on Cicero's camp?

• Only the Eburones.

• The Eburones, Nervii, Aduatuci, and their allies.

• The Romans and their allies.

• Only the Nervii and Aduatuci.

What was the primary strategy of the local tribes in their attack on Cicero's camp?

• To engage in prolonged siege warfare.

• To rely on the element of surprise and speed.

• To use psychological warfare.

• To cut off supply lines to the camp.

How did Cicero's forces respond to the sudden attack by the local tribes?

• They immediately surrendered.

• They quickly armed themselves and defended the camp.

• They attempted to negotiate with the attackers.

• They retreated to a safer location.

What role did communication play in the events described in the text?

• It was crucial for coordinating the Roman defense.

• It was disrupted, leading to confusion among the tribes.

• It was not mentioned as a significant factor.

• It was used to spread misinformation among the tribes.

What was the expectation of the local tribes if they succeeded in their attack on Cicero's camp?

• They would gain control over the Roman Empire.

• They would be recognized as Roman allies.

• They would be victorious forever.

• They would receive a large ransom.

In the context of the Gallic Wars, what was the role of the local tribes mentioned in the text?

• They were neutral parties.

• They were allies of the Romans.

• They were adversaries of the Romans.

• They were mercenaries hired by the Romans.