Punic Wars

Discuss the Roman Buddhist War and discuss the subsequent "glacier turbulence" from the same point of view in terms of its environment and the overall impact on Rome's economic and social development. Roman Poeni war was a simple human response to the situation in Rome. Rome will fight if outsiders such as Italy, Cartago, Greece pose a threat to Rome. The Punjab War continued in three stages, all of which resulted in Roman obsession and higher ranking. The initial expansion request of Rome applies only to cultivated land.

Remember: Between 264 BC and AD 146, the Romans and their rival Cartago carried out a series of three wars. These wars are collectively called the Poeni war. The first Poeni war was owned by Sicily. Before the Romans finally won, it was extended for 24 years. Rome became Sicily and Carthage paid a huge fine. The second concealed war was a threat to the power of Rome. Carthagin began to colonize Spain and Rome declared war. General Carthagh Hannibal marched his army from Spain to Italy and wasted in the Italian countryside for 16 years. Rome won the war under the guidance of Scipio Africanus and brought it to Africa. Rome dominated the western Mediterranean, Carthagin lost almost all of its territory, and received another fine. The 3 rd Poeni war ended Carthage. After the siege of three years, Rome incinerated Carthage.

The three Buddhist wars between Carthage and Rome occurred in nearly a century, beginning in 264 BC. And in 146 BC, at the end of the destruction of Carthage and the end of the first Poeni war, Rome became a dominant force throughout the Italian peninsula, Carthago - a powerful city state in northern Africa - became one of the world's leading maritime forces. . The first Poeni war broke out in 264 BC. At the end of the war, Rome dominated Sicily and Corsica, marking the rise of the empire as the power of the navy and the land, when Rome intervened in the controversy over the Carthaginian ruled Sicily. During the second Punic war, the great Cartago General Hannibal invaded Italy, achieved a great victory at Lake Trasimeno and Kanni, and eventually failed in the hands of Spanish Africans in Rome in 202 BC. Leave Rome and dominate the West Mediterranean Sea and most of Spain