The worst war for the Romans in ancient times is often considered the Second Punic War (218-201 BCE), particularly due to the military genius of Carthaginian general Hannibal. His audacious crossing of the Alps and subsequent victories, including the Battle of Cannae in 216 BCE, resulted in massive Roman losses and posed a significant threat to the Republic. The war strained Roman resources and morale, leading to significant military reforms and ultimately reshaping Rome's approach to warfare. Despite these challenges, Rome eventually triumphed, but the conflict left a lasting impact on its military and political landscape.
the worst war the USA. fought was the Civil War.
he led british during the worst days of the war for the patriots it was important because he helped them with his plan and techniques
How do you rule a war.
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the chariot is an invention that horses pulled along it was the car of the olden days
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It depends. Usually they were used for war to protect soldiers
probably not cause it was it was in the olden days bonjour zhimapel alex
to prepare for war or a hunt, to pray to praise gods or for a good harvest
Livy : "The War with Hannibal" .
the worst war the USA. fought was the Civil War.
worst
The Persian war was their worst war
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I would say the battle of Cannae (during the second punic war), where Hannibal's smaller force managed to surround and ultimately slaughtered the Romans.
It is nothing but a war between the two countries. In olden days war means it is with knife fighting and then gun fighting and then with all the weapons but it is with the VIRUS this is called bio war.
titans and the GodsAnswer 2:That was the war of the gods - not of the ancient Greeks. Their worst war must have been the Trojan War.