The Only Just War in History | The Life & Times of Spartacus

The video explores the life of Spartacus, a slave who became a gladiator and led a major rebellion against Rome. It covers his early life, the escape from gladiator school, and the growth of his army. Despite initial successes, Spartacus's forces were eventually defeated by Crassus. The video also includes a sponsorship segment promoting Magellan TV's historical content.

What was Spartacus's life like before becoming a gladiator?

• He was a mercenary and soldier.

• He was a Roman senator.

• He was a farmer.

• He was a wealthy merchant.

How did Spartacus and his fellow gladiators initially escape?

• They tunneled out of the gladiator school.

• They overpowered the guards and stole equipment.

• They disguised themselves as Roman soldiers.

• They bribed the guards.

What was the main challenge for Spartacus's growing army?

• Building fortifications.

• Training new recruits quickly.

• Hiding such a large group from the Romans.

• Finding enough food for everyone.

Who was Crassus and what role did he play in the Roman response?

• A Roman general who ignored Spartacus.

• A wealthy politician who led the fight against Spartacus.

• A gladiator who joined Spartacus.

• A Roman senator who negotiated peace.

What was Crassus's motivation for defeating Spartacus?

• To avenge a personal loss.

• To expand Roman territory.

• To free the slaves.

• To gain political power and prestige.

What was the outcome for Spartacus's followers after their defeat?

• They were crucified along the road to Capua.

• They were sold back into slavery.

• They were granted freedom.

• They escaped to another country.

What lasting impact did Spartacus's rebellion have?

• It caused a change in Roman leadership.

• It led to the fall of the Roman Empire.

• It inspired future slave revolts.

• It resulted in new laws for gladiators.