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Arminius)  \n(17 B. C. E. -21 C. E.)  \nHermann, the Arminius of the Roman historians, was the son of Sigimer (or Segimerus) , chief of the Germanic tribe the Cherusci. Hermann was born about 17 B. C. E. Being sent in early youth as a hostage to Rome, probably in consequence of the victories of Drusus, which had established the supremacy of Rome over the Catti, Cherusci, and other tribes of North Germany, Herman obtained the favor of Augustus, and was inscribed among the Roman knights. Hermann attained Roman citizenship, and trained as a Roman military commander.  \n1. Who was Hermann’s father?  \nOn Hermann’s return to his native country, he resolved to deliver it from the Romans, whose oppression had become intolerable. Quintilius Varus, a rapacious man, was then the Roman governor in Germania. Varus had held office in Syria, where he had ruled with great harshness.  \nFancying that Varus might actin the same way toward the fierce tribes of the North, he roused among them a bitter hatred of the Romans.  \n2. Who was the Roman governor of Germania?  \n____________________________________  \nHermann's triumph over the Romans.  \nThey found in Hermann a leader of extraordinary bravery and resource. He laid his plans with the chiefs of the Catti, Bructeri, and other tribes that lived between the Rhine and the Albis (Elbe), some of which broke out into insurrection. Hermann then offered Varus his assistance in reducing them to subjection, and thus led him to advance some distance from the Rhine into the interior. Varus began his march with three legions, six cohorts, and a body of cavalry, and Hermann served him as a guide through the wilds.  \nThe Romans were thus drawn into an ambuscade in the Teutoburg forest, and found themselves all at once surrounded by numerous bodies of Germans, who were directed by Hermann himself. The Romans fought desperately. But, being unacquainted with the localities, and unable to form their ranks owing to the thickness of the forests and the marshy nature of the ground, the Romans were defeated after a three days' battle with the Germans, who destroyed them in detail. At last, Varus, being wounded and seeing no chance of escape, fell upon his sword, and the other chief officers followed his example.  \n3. How did Hermann trick Varus?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nThe Roman legions were entirely destroyed, and the cavalry alone cut their way through the enemy and regained the banks of the Rhine. By this defeat the Romans lost all their conquests beyond that river. Although Germanicus some years after again carried their arms to the Weser, the Romans never established anything like a solid dominion over those regions.  \nThe defeat of Varus occurred, according to various chronologists, in the year 763 of Rome (9 C. E.) . The scene of the defeat is conjectured to have been in the country of the Bructeri, near the sources of the Emsand the Lippe. The news of this calamity, the greatest that had befallen the Roman arms since the defeat of Crassus, was received with universal amazement and terror. The despairing cry of Augustus, \"Varus, Varus, give me back my legions!\"testified to the consternation even at Rome, where it was expected that the barbarians would take a terrible  \nrevenge for the wrongs they had suffered.  \nIf Roman year 763 equates to the modern-numbered year 9 C. E. , ascertain the Roman years for the following modern-numbered years:  \n4. 1 C. E    \n5. 44 B. C. E    \nThe fears of invasion, however, were not realized. L. Asprena guarded the banks of the Rhine, and the Germans were too little united among  \nthemselves to attack the Empire. In the following year, Augustus sent Tiberius to the Rhine with a fresh army; but he does not seem to have effected anything of importance.  \n6. Why were the Germanic barbarians  \nunable or unwilling to attack the Rom","cbCaigITKKovGiaK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigITKKovGiaK","pdf",427736,"English","# Questions\n## Early life and Roman ties\n## Roman governor and Varus’s role\n## Ambush and battle outcome\n## Roman-year conversion\n## Germanic unity and Roman threat\n# Word Search Puzzle\n## Word Search Terms","[{\"question\":\"Who was Hermann’s father?\",\"answer\":\"Hermann was the son of Sigimer (or Segimerus), chief of the Germanic tribe the Cherusci.\"},{\"question\":\"How did Hermann defeat Varus and the Roman legions?\",\"answer\":\"Hermann offered Varus his assistance, guided him into the interior, and helped draw the Romans into an ambush in the Teutoburg forest, where they were surrounded and defeated over a three-day battle.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the workbook connect Roman years to modern years?\",\"answer\":\"It states that the defeat of Varus occurred in the year 763 of Rome (9 C.E.) and asks learners to determine the Roman years for 1 C.E. and 44 B.C.E.\"}]","HERMANN (17 B.C.E.-21 C.E.) - Arminius - Biography Workbook for High School | PDF",1792380573,23]