Before Hannibal flarca crossed the Alps mountains to invade the Ralian perinsuda what is something he could have done to make sure that the benefits of his choice outweighed the possible negative consequences? He could have created a timeline of Roman history He could have created a Pro/Con (Positive/Hegative) table to organize his thoughts He could have written a research paper on the Roman class system He could have reviewed the rights and responsibilities of Roman citizens

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Before Hannibal flarca crossed the Alps mountains to invade the Ralian perinsuda what is something he could have done to make sure that the benefits of his choice outweighed the possible negative consequences? He could have created a timeline of Roman history He could have created a Pro/Con (Positive/Hegative) table to organize his thoughts He could have written a research paper on the Roman class system He could have reviewed the rights and responsibilities of Roman citizens

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The best answer is: **He could have created a Pro/Con (Positive/Negative) table to organize his thoughts.**A Pro/Con list directly addresses the prompt's core concern: weighing the benefits against the negative consequences. Listing the pros (potential gains of invading Italy) and cons (potential losses and challenges like crossing the Alps) would have provided a structured way for Hannibal to assess the risks and rewards of his decision.The other options, while potentially informative, don't directly address the need to weigh the positive and negative aspects of the invasion itself. A timeline of Roman history, a research paper on the Roman class system, or a review of Roman citizenship, while helpful for understanding the enemy, wouldn't directly help Hannibal analyze the strategic wisdom of his chosen course of action.

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