The Result Of The Second Punic War

This war began as the Romans moved over to Sicily to acquire territory. Between 264 BC and 241 BC is when the first war happened. The first few battles were ashore. With the Battle of Agrigentum, the Carthage armed forces had to learn and adapt. Ultimately, they chose to utilize their naval forces. However, the Romans had manufactured many ships with advancements that aided them in combat and, in consequence, defeated the Carthaginian naval forces. The result of the First Punic War was a resonating victory by the Romans. The Second Punic War was a great deal shorter than the First one, it is most notable for Hannibal, the Carthage pioneer. Hannibal took a multitude of men through the mountains and startled the Romans in Northern Italy. As