When Rome's Army Had Been Decimated by Hannibal and the Carthaginians

question 38

Multiple Choice

When Rome's army had been decimated by Hannibal and the Carthaginians stood poised to attack the city, Rome was able to win the war by

• A)avoiding another battle and waiting until Hannibal was forced to withdraw to Carthage for lack of supplies.
• B)negotiating a peace and returning Sicily, Sardinia, and Corsica to Carthage.
• C)raising a new army and attacking the Carthaginian homeland.
• D)combining with its allies and pushing Hannibal back across the Alps.
• E)importing the Great Mother Goddess from Asia Minor and reestablishing the dominance of religion in the state.

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