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∙ 7y agoTerentius C. Varro was a Roman consul in the Second Punic War. He had the misfortune of being one of the commanders at the Roman defeat at Cannae, where Hannibal scored his dramatic victory. The Consul survived that battle and remained active in the war.
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What role did Claudius Nero play in the Punic Wars?
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What role did Masinissa play in the Punic Wars?
The Masinissa helped to the Numidians during the war and defeated Carthage.
What statements best describes Rome's expansion into the mediterranean region?
Following its victories in the Punic wars, Rome launched a series of wars. Rome's role in Mediterranean trade expanded significantly as a result of those military campaigns.
What role did Maharbal play in the Punic Wars?
He was Hannibal's cavalry commander during the Second Punic War. Notably he criticised Hannibal's failure to follow up the victory at Cannae by taking Rome. In historian Livy's words, after Maharbal's urging and Hannibal's evasive negativity, Maharbal said: 'You, Hannibal, know how to gain a victory; you do not know how to use it."[
What is the importance of the Punic wars to Rome?
The war was fought between Rome and Carthage. Basically the 3 wars resulted in the destruction of Carthage and the Romans gained the territories of Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, Africa and also Spain.In short it played a major role in the expansion of the roman empire
What role did Claudius Nero play in the Punic Wars?
bob
Who were some of the generals involved in the Punic War?
there was no punic war there was a first,second or third. The Barca's played a huge role in the punic wars and Scipio Africanus was the major roman general for the last two wars
What role did Masinissa play in the Punic Wars?
The Masinissa helped to the Numidians during the war and defeated Carthage.
What changed during the Punic Wars?
Rome moved from its increasing role in Italy to being dominant in the Western Mediterranean.
What best describes Rome's expansion into the Mediterranean region?
Following its victories in the Punic wars, Rome launched a series of wars. Rome's role in Mediterranean trade expanded significantly as a result of those military campaigns.
What statements best describes Rome's expansion into the mediterranean region?
Following its victories in the Punic wars, Rome launched a series of wars. Rome's role in Mediterranean trade expanded significantly as a result of those military campaigns.
What has the author L S Lawrence written?
L. S. Lawrence has written: 'Escape by sea' -- subject(s): Fiction, Punic War, 2nd, 218-201 B.C., Survival, Sex role, Sea stories 'Escape by sea' -- subject(s): Punic Wars
What role did Syphax play in the second Punic War?
Numidians is the role that Syphax played in the second Punic War. This is in the smaller part of Tunisia. Other sources indicate that Syphax was the Massaesylian king who provided much of the problems he caused to the Romans when they invaded North Africa late in the 2nd Punic War.
What role did Maharbal play in the Punic Wars?
He was Hannibal's cavalry commander during the Second Punic War. Notably he criticised Hannibal's failure to follow up the victory at Cannae by taking Rome. In historian Livy's words, after Maharbal's urging and Hannibal's evasive negativity, Maharbal said: 'You, Hannibal, know how to gain a victory; you do not know how to use it."[
What role did Roman Consul Atilius M Regulus play in the First Punic War?
Atilius M. Regulus was a Roman Consul in the First Punic War. He led an invasion of North Africa and was defeated and captured. This element of the First Punic War led Romans to be wary of invading North Africa in the Second Punic War.
What was the significance of the Punic was for Rome?
The war was fought between Rome and Carthage. Basically the 3 wars resulted in the destruction of Carthage and the Romans gained the territories of Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, Africa and also Spain.In short it played a major role in the expansion of the Roman Empire
Who was Hanibal's father?
Hannibal's father was Hamilcar Barca, a Carthaginian general and statesman who played a key role in the First and Second Punic Wars against the Roman Republic. Hamilcar was known for his military prowess and for instilling a deep sense of hatred towards Rome in his son, Hannibal.
