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First of all there were three Punic Wars, not three 264-240 BC, 280-201 BC and 149-146 BC). The Roman army did not change during these wars. It changed later, in 107 BC, with the Marian reforms of the army.
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Which carthaginian general's army crossed the alps to attack the Romans during the punic wars?
Hannibal
Who might have viewed the punic wars and thought of it negatively and why?
The Carthaginians are likely to have opposed the Punic Wars. This is because the Roman army forced them into slavery and burned their city of Carthage.
Who led the Roman army in the Punic Wars?
There were three wars spanning 120 years, with obviously many leaders, successful and unsuccessful. One of the most prominent was Scipio Africanus.
Who were the major characters in the punic wars?
Carthage army And roman navy were the main characters I asked the question just saying.
How did Sparta participate in the first punic war?
The Carthaginians hired a Spartan general to whip their army into shape before they faced the Roman army in the spring of 257BC. The Spartan general wins and the Romans are defeated in Carthage.
How did the Roman army change after the Punic Wars?
the romans
Which carthaginian general's army crossed the alps to attack the Romans during the punic wars?
Hannibal
Who might have viewed the punic wars and thought of it negatively and why?
The Carthaginians are likely to have opposed the Punic Wars. This is because the Roman army forced them into slavery and burned their city of Carthage.
What date did rome defeat Carthage?
both Carthage and rome wanted to cotrol the island of Sicily.in 264b.c is called the first punic war. punicus is the latin word for "phoenician." the war sarted when the Romans sent an army to Sicily to prevent a carthaginian takeover.Carthage was defeated by Rome in the year 146 B.C in the third Punic war. There were 3 wars but i belive that they were called the punic wars
Who did the roman army fight?
they fought several countries but some of there most famous was the Punic wars between them and Carthage there were three wars
How did Rome defeat Carthage in the punic wars?
By defeating the Carthaginian army in front of Carthage and forcing its surrender.
What was Scipio's position during the Punic Wars?
As a Roman army commander during the Second Punic War. He finally led the army which invaded North Africa and defeated the Carthaginians at the final deciding battle of Zama.
Who led the Roman army in the Punic Wars?
There were three wars spanning 120 years, with obviously many leaders, successful and unsuccessful. One of the most prominent was Scipio Africanus.
What brought an end to the second Punic War?
The defeat of the Carthaginian army by the Romans and their allies in front of Carthabe, with Carthage's capitulation.
Who were the major characters in the punic wars?
Carthage army And roman navy were the main characters I asked the question just saying.
How was some rome affected by the Punic wars?
The victories in the Punic Wars gave Rome dominance in the Mediterranean world. It goes without saying that this brought Rome wealth from trade, natural resources and taxation. However, a benefit that is many times overlooked, is their acquisition of Spain. The Romans used the rugged terrain of Spain to train and sharpen the skills of the army plus it was a recruiting ground for many legions.
Did Romans use catapults?
Bllista catapult was used in the roman army on their warships and wars.
