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Who crossed the alps to invade rome from the north during the second punic war? A. Alexander B. Hannibal C. Octavian D. Xerxes
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Who crossed the alps to invade rome from the north during the second punic war?

A. Alexander
B. Hannibal
C. Octavian
D. Xerxes

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hannibal

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It was "Hannibal" who crossed the alps to invade rome from the north during the second punic war. He famously made this journey with elephants in an incredibly risky move in order to gain the advantage of surprise. 
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