Rome Refused To Die – The Rise of Scipio & The Fall of Hannibal | Second Punic War Finale скачать в хорошем качестве

Rome Refused To Die – The Rise of Scipio & The Fall of Hannibal | Second Punic War Finale

After losing nearly 50,000 soldiers at the Battle of Cannae in 216 BC, Rome stood on the brink of destruction. Hannibal Barca had delivered one of the most devastating defeats in military history. Any other nation might have surrendered. Rome did not. This video explores how Rome rebuilt its shattered army, adopted the Fabian Strategy, and slowly turned the tide of the Second Punic War. While Hannibal remained undefeated in Italy, Rome struck back across the Mediterranean — securing Sicily, isolating Macedon, and dismantling Carthaginian power in Spain. The rise of Scipio Africanus changed everything. From the bold capture of New Carthage to the decisive Battle of Ilipa, Scipio proved himself a master strategist. His invasion of North Africa and alliance with Masinissa forced Hannibal to return home after 16 years in Italy. The war ended at the Battle of Zama in 202 BC — Hannibal’s first and only major defeat. This is the story of resilience, strategy, and the comeback that reshaped the ancient world. #SecondPunicWar #HannibalBarca #ScipioAfricanus #BattleOfZama #AncientRome #MilitaryHistory #PunicWars #HistoryExplained Second Punic War, Hannibal Barca, Scipio Africanus, Battle of Cannae, Battle of Zama, Rome vs Carthage, Punic Wars explained, Roman military strategy, Ancient Rome documentary, Battle of Ilipa, New Carthage, Masinissa Numidia