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    The final question in need of asking is‚ was Hannibal ever close to completing his was Hannibal ever close to getting to Rome. The answer to that question is that Hannibal withdrew before he could attempt the final attack on Rome. As explained by Polybius‚ The consuls Gnaeus Centumalus and Publius Sulpicus Galba… then boldly led out these troops Drew them up in battle order in front of the city‚ and thus checked Hannibal’s intended attack. The Carthaginians had at first pressed forward eagerly

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    He is one of the most effective military strategists in history. The Barca family were north African Berbers from Libya. Hannibal Barca was also related to Naravas who also was a Berber and a king from the Kingdom of Numidia in North Africa. Hannibal Barca is known to have told his father at the age of nine the

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    5888059 Group 1C Comparative Paragraph There are several things in which the stories of Hannibal and Mao Zedong are resemblance and different to the story of North Korean’s journey. The thing that these stories have the most in common is that they involve an extremely long and difficult journey. Hannibal and Mao Zedong marched their people from one place to another and the journey was only by foot. Hannibal and his men had to walk for 2‚415 kilometers‚ 12‚500 kilometers for Mao’s. Similarly‚ the

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    While the Carthaginian government make some valid points in their explanation of the blame for the Second Punic War Hannibal. Both they and Hannibal can be seen to share the responsibility for Carthage’s defeat in the Second Punic War. Hannibal’s quixotic plot to attack Rome without a veritable intention to destroy her left Carthage stranded in a war that would ultimately turn against her. However‚ the circumstances and misfortunes faced in a war on foreign soil against the might of Rome can at

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    Hannibal resumed his siege of Saguntum and conquered it after a terrible and costly siege. Hannibal‚ although he held preeminence in Carthage‚ still had to rely on his allies to keep him in power. A delegate was sent to Rome to answer a question regarding whether Hannibal had acted on his own or had the approval of the Carthaginian senate. The delegate‚ according to Livy‚ was the best orator in Carthage. He quickly quashed the argument regarding the border of Hasdrubal because the Carthaginian council

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    would be twice the army of Hannibal. Hannibal waited for them to make their move in Apulia‚ and in 216 BC they both moved and met near the small town of Cannae. Hannibal won that battle leaving Rome in shame and again we are painted the same picture of strong armies not willing to give in. Hannibal put up a fight and was winning over cities by cities in Italy‚ Rome of course was not happy. Hannibal was losing men left and right but still kept pushing.           Hannibal lost the second war due

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    Absence of Malice The Absence of Malice was about a father of Mike Gallagher who gets killed‚ that was a part of a local mobster. The FBI had organized some crime task to find evidence that he could possibly be involved with‚ and believed it was a mob hit‚ but had nothing. He meets a naïve by the name of Megan Cater who is a journalist. She publishes her story and tragedy begins to hit. Carter and Gallagher then sets out a story to try and teach the FBI and federal attorneys a well learned

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    Clarice Starling‚ the lead female character‚ struggles to stay afloat as she is constantly overwhelmed with gender danger. The film focuses on Clarice from the start of the movie with the scene of her running through the woods by herself‚ implying the essence of danger‚ reinforced by fog and suspenseful music. To replay the running scene‚ imagine a large man jogging through the woods: the whole feeling of the scene will change completely; however‚ because the film meditates on a small bodied female

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    After Hannibal had lead his army through the Alps and Apennines Mountain ranges and finally set foot on Roman soil‚ there was the small matter of the impending battle to deal with. Part of Hannibal’s demise was that he hadn’t accounted for the number of soldiers‚ elephants and equipment that he would lose along the route to Rome‚ and the infantry numbers of Rome itself. The quincunx was the deployment of legion infantry in segmented lines defined by weapon and the class of soldier wielding. This

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    In the year 218 BCE‚ Hannibal and his military travelled across the Alps‚ leading his greatest weapon – war elephants‚ something no one else had accomplished. Hannibal had overcome the impossible‚ training elephants who have sensitive hearing‚ to become powerful weapons during battle. Hearing the plans of Gaius Flaminius‚ Hannibal a followed‚ eventually overtaking the Roman troops. After Hannibal and his army‚ who he lead through the extensive Alps‚ earned victory during the ’Battle of Trebia’; the

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