During the second Punic War the initial successes of the campaign Hannibal fought in Italy created deep fears that he would take Rome. It seems that he affected the traditional social order of Rome. this is suggested by the fact that laws regarding the moral behaviour of women were introduced.
Hannibal's campaign also had profound effects on the Italian economy. Many small peasants lost their land and migrated to Rome to eke out a living and lived in abject poverty. They lost their farms either because they were ravaged in the war or prolonged military service led to their neglect. This situation was made worse by a sharp increase in the supplies of slave labour as many war captives were enslaved. The owners of large landed estates had plenty of slaves to till their land and to expand their holdings. They took advantage of the situation to buy new land on the cheap.
Hannibal's campaign created a deep hatred towards the Carthaginians.
i believe this is the answer: he wanted to defeat rome.
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No Hannibal was involved in the Second Punic war and Rome won all three Punic Wars.
Rome defeated the great Carthaginian general Hannibal in the Punic wars
To invade the Meditarrean Sea but Rome won the 3 punic wars and burnt Carthage.
The generals of Carthage in the punic wars was Hannibal and his son Hamilcar.
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."[
The Punic Wars
No Hannibal was involved in the Second Punic war and Rome won all three Punic Wars.
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Rome defeated the great Carthaginian general Hannibal in the Punic wars
Notably , Hannibal Barca .
To invade the Meditarrean Sea but Rome won the 3 punic wars and burnt Carthage.
The generals of Carthage in the punic wars was Hannibal and his son Hamilcar.
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."[
Hannibal Barca.
No one killed Hannibal during the Punic wars. He survived and for a time ruled Carthage. He ended up in the mid-east trying to hire himself out as a mercenary, but after no success and the Romans coming after him, he committed suicide.
Livy : "The War with Hannibal" .
Hannibal.