The Second Punic War
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This PowerPoint presentation is the second in my series on the Punic Wars, focusing on the Second Punic War between Rome and Carthage. For more instructional materials, visit www.tomrichey.net!
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The Second Punic War
- 1. Hannibal vs. the Romans Photo by jaci XIII
- 3. Dido and Aeneas From Virgil’s Aeneid Pierre-Narcisse Guérin, Aeneas tells Dido the misfortunes of the Trojan city. Oil on canvas, 1815.
- 4. After the First Punic War, Carthage expanded further into Spain and continued to grow wealthier.
- 6. I’ll NEVER be a friend to Rome!
- 10. Hannibal in Italy Cannae (216 B.C.) Map Credit: USMA Trebia (218 B.C.) Lake Trasimene (217 B.C.)
- 11. Hannibal defeats IMPETUOUS Romans Three things responsible for the Roman defeat. mbush iver lephants A R E BACK
- 13. Game Time!
- 14. Hannibal vs. G. Flaminius Hannibal: Know the Enemy Lake Trasimene 217 B.C.
- 16. QUESTION After being decisively defeated by Hannibal in two major battles, how would you recommend that the Romans conduct the war from this point?
- 20. Fabius Maximus Dictator “Fabian Tactics” AVOID Decisive Engagements
- 22. Fabian Tactics Let’s Fight! Not Now!
- 24. CUNCTATOR Fabian tactics frustrated the Romans, too! “delayer”
- 25. Consular Elections Clipart from Clipartheaven.com L.A. Paulus Patrician G.T. Varro Plebeian 216 B.C. DISTRUST The Patricians WANT Hannibal to win the war!
- 26. ROME CARTHAGE 70,000 Men 40,000 Men Paulus Varro Hannibal CANNAE
- 27. STRATEGIES ROME CARTHAGE Restraint ENGAGE! Hope for Stupidity Paulus Varro Hannibal
- 28. CANNAE The consuls took turns commanding on alternate days… Restraint ENGAGE! Restraint ENGAGE! Restraint ENGAGE! Paulus Varro Paulus Varro Paulus Varro
- 29. United States Principles of War M O O S E M U S S
- 30. Video Time!
- 32. MANIPLES
- 34. At Cannae, the Romans abandoned their flexible formation in favor of a more powerful formation. Hannibal used this against them.
- 35. Hannibal encircled and destroyed a Roman army nearly twice the size of his own. encirclement
- 36. DUTY Aemelius Paulus, the patrician consul, refused to leave the battlefield (although he had been against going to battle). Varro, his colleague, left the field. John Trumbull, The Death of Aemilius Paulus (1773)
- 37. Map Credit: USMA Victories in three years
- 41. “Hannibal, you know how to gain a victory, but you don’t know how to use it!” - Maharbal
- 44. The Spanish Front 211 B.C. The Scipios are killed in Spain
- 45. Volunteers???
- 46. NOPE Photo by ohsarahrose
- 47. Publius c. Scipio Age 24 Photo by Massimo Finizio I’ll go.
- 48. VICTORY!!!
- 52. ROMANS DEFEAT HASDRUBAL Photo by Adri08 Metaurus 207 B.C. The Battle of the Metaurus was decisive because it guaranteed that Hannibal would not have a large enough army to besiege Rome.
- 53. Image by ChrisO A Present for Hannibal
- 54. 206 B.C.
- 55. Publius c. Scipio Age 30 Photo by Massimo Finizio Vote for me.
- 58. ROAD WIN Photo Source: http://graphics.fansonly.com/photos
- 59. Scipio Vs. Fabius Is the plan too risky? I don’t like it. Photo by Massimo Finizio
- 62. ZAMA 202 B.C.
- 64. Fascist Italy’s Epic Movie CLICK to view the Battle of Zama as dramatized in Fascist Italy’s 1937 epic, Scipio Africanus.
- 65. A F R I C A N U S Photo by Massimo Finizio
- 66. A HARSH PEACE Photo Source: www.romansandals.co.uk Reparations Disarmament
- 67. Carthago dilenda est “Punic War Fun Time” Part III The Third Punic War
- 68. Cato the Elder Roman Senator After EVERY speech: “Carthago delenda est!” (Carthage must be destroyed!)
Notes de l'éditeur
- Image by John Leech, from: The Comic History of Rome by Gilbert Abbott A Beckett
- Jacques-Louis David, “Napoleon Crossing the Alps,” 1800
- Cincinato abandona el arado para dictar leyes a Roma, c.1806 de Juan Antonio Ribera
- Photo by Rawan Hussein