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My paper!! Well developed over break; A; Two daily credit A’s; for thesis and outline. Just super! Can hardly wait to read the final version!!!! Go Olivia!!!

HISTORY OUTLINE Thesis: Hannibal developed new war tactics, won battles and influenced the way future wars were wagged. (1)Intro: 1. introduce Hannibal 2. What tactics means 3. Thesis

(2) Supporting paragraph#1 1. Info on hannibal and the punic wars. 2. tactics that made him famous. -Flexible attack tactics -unity of command - Improved calvary (3) supporting paragraph #2 1. The three important battles. 2. Trebia River, 218 B.C.(provoked romans to do battle by crossing river, brother in gully.) 3. Lake Trasimene, 217 B.C.(Trapped Romans) 4. Cannae, 216 B.C. (Surrounded Romans.)

Conclusion: -1st to develop and use tactics in war.

//Refine language here a little: he certainly wasn’t the first to use tactics in a war – most people go into a battle with a plan, it’s just that his were so consistently clever, so consistently unexpected, so consistently successful, that he clearly was a revolutionary in military strategy. Others had used tactics. But nothing like what he had come up with. MA //

- Long after he was gone, his tactics were used. - The Romans used hannibals tactics immediately after the war. -Thesis

empire 44 BC-800 AD 2ND HALF ON TIMELINE Olivia Dynan

212 AD: The Roman citizenship was granted to all free subjects in the empire.

100 AD-200AD: known as the “Age of the Antonines, the political scène in Rome was a disaster.

331 AD: The end of Rome as a great imperial city began when the emperor Constantine built the city of Constantinople at the site of the Ancient Greek city of Bayzantine.

1353 AD: Constantinople, the new capital would remain the eat of Byzantine Empire until the coming of the Ottoman Turks.

Early 5th century (401-500) AD: The Visigoths( Other German tribe) broke across the Danube river.

410 AD: Stilicho was a victim and leader of Rome who was Beheaded.

439 AD: under pressure from the Visigoths to their north they moved into north Africa and established a kingdom on the cite of the old city of Carthage,

455 AD: Visigoths returned home to Italy to take over Rome.

Lat half of 5th century: The collapse was completed and Rome was destroyed.

451 AD: An army of Visigoths put at end to the threat from the Huns by defeating Attila and the battle of Troyes.

476 AD: The last emperor of the Roman Empire was deposed by the Germanic warlord Odoacer. (Fall of the Western Empire)

I like the ideas in your outline. i think using the different battles will be helpful beucase then you have real evidence of his tactics. - grace