spartacus led the most successful slave revolt in roman history.
spartacus led the most successful slave revolt in roman history.
who led the most successful slave revolt in roman history?
spartacus
bullet::::- 68 bc – battle of artaxata – lucullus again defeats tigranes.









































bullet::::- 66 bc – battle of the lycus – pompey the great decisively defeats mithridates vi, effectively ending the third mithridatic war









































bullet::::- 73 bc – battle of mount vesuvius – spartacus defeats gaius claudius glaber









































bullet::::- 72 bc – battle of picenum – slave revolt led by spartacus defeat a roman army led by gellius publicola and gnaeus cornelius lentulus clodianus









































bullet::::- 72 bc – battle of mutina i – slave revolt led by spartacus defeat another army of romans.









































bullet::::- 71 bc –
list of roman wars and battles
creole case









































the "creole" case was the result of an american slave revolt in november 1841 on board the "creole", a ship involved in the united states coastwise slave trade. as 128 slaves gained freedom after the african americans ordered the ship sailed to nassau, it has been ranked as the "most successful slave revolt in us history". two persons died as a result of the revolt, a black slave and a white slave trader.
creole case