Spartacus was one of the three leaders of the slave revolt historians call the Third Servile War. Some 200 gladiators escaped from a gladiatorial school. After they defeated two badly assembled Roman armed units, they were joined by 70,000 people. They were mostly slaves, but there were also some herdsmen. The Rebels ravaged the countryside of parts of Italy to obtain food and won other victories in fights against Roman military units, but then were routed by Marcus LIcinius Crassus who was given eight legions to put an end to the rebellion.
The slave revolt led by Spartacus was successful for two years because of his strong leadership skills, strategic military tactics, and the unity among the rebel slaves. Spartacus was able to inspire and organize a large army of slaves who fought together against their oppressors, often outmaneuvering and defeating Roman forces. Additionally, Spartacus and his followers were able to secure resources and support from local communities, allowing them to sustain their rebellion for an extended period of time.
No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.No, Julius Caesar did not figure in the Spartacus events.
Crassus crucified 6,000 of the rebel slaves who followed Spartacus. Spartacus himself was killed in battle and his body never found.Crassus crucified 6,000 of the rebel slaves who followed Spartacus. Spartacus himself was killed in battle and his body never found.Crassus crucified 6,000 of the rebel slaves who followed Spartacus. Spartacus himself was killed in battle and his body never found.Crassus crucified 6,000 of the rebel slaves who followed Spartacus. Spartacus himself was killed in battle and his body never found.Crassus crucified 6,000 of the rebel slaves who followed Spartacus. Spartacus himself was killed in battle and his body never found.Crassus crucified 6,000 of the rebel slaves who followed Spartacus. Spartacus himself was killed in battle and his body never found.Crassus crucified 6,000 of the rebel slaves who followed Spartacus. Spartacus himself was killed in battle and his body never found.Crassus crucified 6,000 of the rebel slaves who followed Spartacus. Spartacus himself was killed in battle and his body never found.Crassus crucified 6,000 of the rebel slaves who followed Spartacus. Spartacus himself was killed in battle and his body never found.
I am not Spartucus How about, "Here lies Spartacus-he's dead!"
The questions and answers previously given do not provide a reason for Rome's initial defeat by the army of Spartacus. The reason Rome lost the first encounter with Spartacus was Rome's expectation that Spartacus posed no serious threat and so the small force Rome sent to defeat Spartacus was defeated because Spartacus had 90,000 troops at his disposal.
there isnt an answer and you are a loser and should probably kill yourself.
Spartacus, joined the Roman army at 63 BC. Spartacus was poor so he joined the Roman Army hoping he will able to fight for his freedom but, Spartacus was asked to march agaist he own people, meaning he will have to kill people in his hometown, Thrace. But Spartacus does not agree to fight/kill his own people like saying "No I'm no doing this" then he deserted.
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For now i say YES
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The slave revolt led by Spartacus was successful for two years because of his strong leadership skills, strategic military tactics, and the unity among the rebel slaves. Spartacus was able to inspire and organize a large army of slaves who fought together against their oppressors, often outmaneuvering and defeating Roman forces. Additionally, Spartacus and his followers were able to secure resources and support from local communities, allowing them to sustain their rebellion for an extended period of time.
Oneicus Shoticus Oneicus Killicus! Fromicus Spartacus!
Race been used to shift attention away from oppressors and toward the targets of oppressors by highlighting the shortfalls of the oppressed
The name "Spartacus" is a Latin name. It had no nationality as such. The rebel gladiator Spartacus was said to be from Thrace and also was said to have served in the Roman army. Many auxiliaries either Latinized their names or changed them completely to a Latin (Roman) name.
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