The Strategic Showdown: Hannibal vs. Fabius Maximus in the Second Punic War

The Strategic Showdown: Hannibal vs. Fabius Maximus in the Second Punic War

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6th Grade - University

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Hannibal, after plundering the Agavalanus Valley, faces a strategic Roman army led by Fabius Maximus. Despite health issues in his army, Hannibal continues his campaign, while Rome focuses on Iberia to cut off his reinforcements. Fabius employs a cautious strategy, avoiding direct battles, which frustrates both Hannibal and the Roman Senate. Hannibal attempts to provoke Fabius by attacking Campania but ultimately executes a clever escape from Roman entrapment, showcasing his tactical brilliance.

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