PPT-The Second Punic War 218-201 BCE

Hannibal Crosses the Alps Initial Confrontation Scipio left a force in Spain and returned to Italy to lead the fight against Carthage He was defeated in a skirmish in Northern Italy where he may have lost his life were it not for the heroic efforts of his son Scipio. Golden Ass. Desire and its Discontents 1. A title, a story…. Pan. Midas. Apollo. Agenda. Foucault’s . Care of the Self. Desire Reevaluated?. Apuleius. ’ . Metamorphoses. Introduction. Discussion. Background/Causes. By 300 BCE, Rome was one of the five world powers along with:. The great empire of Carthage in the west. 3 Hellenistic monarchies: Egypt, Syria and Macedon in the east. Challenges to the Republic: The Punic Wars. .. Vocab and Reading Guide Due. Rome Maps Due Tomorrow. Rome’s Expansion. Year after year, the Roman army marched off to war against its neighbors to control more and more land and people.  .     The army did not always win.  . Objectives. Explain how geography influenced the development of Rome. Discuss the evolution of Roman government. Describe the growth of the Roman Empire. Compare/Contrast the effectiveness of Roman leaders. Geometric Period ca. 900-710 BCE. Archaic Period ca. 600-480 BCE. Early Classical Period ca. 480-440 BCE. Classical Period ca. 440-323 . BCE. Hellenistic Period ca.323-31 BCE. Roman Republic 509-31 BCE. Chinese Dynasties. Xia (Hsia) Dynasty. 2100 – 1600 BCE. Archeological evidence that a pervious dynasty existed. Chinese Dynasties. Shang Dynasty. 1600 – 1050 BCE. Writing system. Walled Cities. Bronze technology. II. Stage Two: Later Vedic Age, 1000-500 BCE. III. Stage Three: . Hinduism & Early Buddhism, . after 500 BCE. IDs: Brahmans, karma, . Mahavira. , Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha), d. 483 BCE. Argument. Period 1 8000BCE-600BCE. Starts @ Neolithic Revolution. Before 8000 BCE .  . homosapiens. (us) . Out . of Africa. Modern humans migrate after about 80,000 years ago from Africa. Island hop across Indonesia into Australia by 40,000 years ago. The 1. st. Punic War was fought over the control of the island of Sicily.. Carthage’s navy was utterly destroyed in the war. . In 241 B.C., a peace treaty was signed.. Why was the Roman victory at Sicily so important?. Rome and Carthage both bordered the Mediterranean Sea. Rome – central Europe . Carthage – Northern Africa. The Med Sea = $$$$$$$$$$$$$$. This started the First Punic War. 1. st. Punic War. 264-241 BCE. Mediterranean 264-146 BCThe Punic WarsAfter subjugating the Greek colonies in southern Italy Rome sought to control western Mediterranean trade Its chief rival located across the Mediterranean in nort Here are all the necessary details to pass the F5 201 exam on your first attempt. Get rid of all your worries now and find the details regarding the syllabus, study guide, practice tests, books, and study materials in one place. Through the F5 201 certification preparation, you can learn more on the F5 TMOS Administration, and getting the F5 Certified Administrator - BIG IP (F5-CA) certification gets easy. we will delve into the world of financial statement analysis and equip you with the knowledge and skills to effectively interpret and analyze financial statements