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Carthage was a north-African city-state that was in conflict with Rome until the end of the 3rd Punic war when they were defeated.
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Who was Hannibal and what is he famous for in the second Punic war?
Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who was a sworn enemy of Rome. He is famous for attacking Rome from the north by crossing the Alps with war elephants.
What city in North Africa was burned in the third Punic War?
Rome and Carthage.
What regions of control did the carthaginians still maintain after the first punic war?
Nominally Sardinia and Corsica but after a mercenary uprising Rome took them over. Parts of southern Spain. Parts of the North African coast. Balearic Islands.
How did World War 1 contribute to African migration?
It created jobs in the North
What impact the Civil War have on the South's African Americans population?
Many migrated North and West
What change occurred to farming in Rome after the Punic War?
Terrible - the North African grain production swamped the Italian farmers - grain out - vine and specialities in. Then Rome becomes dependent on the North African harvest - bit of a problem with desertification starting.
When did North African theatre - World War I - happen?
North African theatre - World War I - happened in 1914.
What does zouaves have to do with the Civil War?
They fought all throughout the French War. They are North African troops.
What north African colony fought a war against the French?
Algeria.
Who was Hannibal and what is he famous for in the second Punic war?
Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who was a sworn enemy of Rome. He is famous for attacking Rome from the north by crossing the Alps with war elephants.
What were African Americans seeking in the north?
Freedom! In the civil war, of they lived up north, it was illegal to be enslaved.
the migration of african americans to the north during the following world war 1 was mainly a result of the?
The migration of African Americans to the North during and following World War I was mainly a result of the availability of new factory jobs
What North African country fought a bitter war against the French?
Algeria. The war was known as the Algerian War of Independence.
What city in North Africa was burned in the third Punic War?
Rome and Carthage.
What regions of control did the carthaginians still maintain after the first punic war?
Nominally Sardinia and Corsica but after a mercenary uprising Rome took them over. Parts of southern Spain. Parts of the North African coast. Balearic Islands.
How did World War 1 contribute to African migration?
It created jobs in the North
What happened in th seconed punic war?
Carthage invaded Italy. Rome invaded North Africa. Rome and its allies defeated Carthage.
