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1. Carthage
   ... By 265 BC Carthage had major military power in the western Mediterranean Sea, ruling over all the islands and trading settlements of that region. ...
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2. Carthage and The Punic Wars
   ... In the first half of the 3rd century BC Carthage held many territories that made it easy to control and dominate the western Mediterranean Sea. ...
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3. the Punic Wars
   ... In 241 BC, Carthage was forced to surrender with the cornering of Hamilcar. ... In 241 BC, Carthage was forced to surrender with the cornering of Hamilcar. ...
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4. Hannibal of Carthage
   ... in combat. In 202 BC Hannibal was called to defend the declining Carthage power in the north coast of Africa. Hannibal entered in ...
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5. Hannibal of Carthage
   ... in combat. In 202 BC Hannibal was called to defend the declining Carthage power in the north coast of Africa. Hannibal entered in ...
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6. Africa Proconsularis and Numid
   ... Africa and Rome By the third century BC, Carthage had become such a great power, that Roman was both jealous and fear of it. In ...
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7. Hannibal
   ... 209 BC. Hannibal was called to Carthage in 203 BC to help defend his brotheramp39s army from the Romans in southern Spain. Unknown to ...
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8. Hannibal
   ... 209 BC. Hannibal was called to Carthage in 203 BC to help defend his brotheramp39s army from the Romans in southern Spain. Unknown to ...
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9. Hannibal
   ... 209 BC. Hannibal was called to Carthage in 203 BC to help defend his brotheramp39s army from the Romans in southern Spain. Unknown to ...
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10. hannibal
    ... 209 BC. Hannibal was called to Carthage in 203 BC to help defend his brotheramp39s army from the Romans in southern Spain. Unknown to ...
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11. Phoenicians
    ... Romans were attacking them. At around 146 BC, Carthage was almost gone. Now only a few Phoenicians were left. They had no chance of survival. ...
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12. Punic War
    ... Carthage fell into the trap attacking Misnissa in 149 BC. War was declared and Rome quickly defeated Carthage, though they did fight Rome off for three years. ...
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13. Roman History
    ... In 264 BC, Carthage threatened to seize the Straight of Messina. So, the Romans sent a force to secure the waterway. When they did, a war began. ...
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14. Punic War
    ... age.2 Hannibal can be defined as ampquotone of the great military leaders of antiquity who commanded the Carthaginian forces...ampquot.2 By 218 BC Carthage Hannibals home ...
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15. communism
    ... Rome was defeating other Latin cities and the Etruscans in 390 BC, the Gauls ... to vote 2 Control of the Mediterranean Rome fought with Carthage over control ...
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16. Hannibal
    ... Rome. When Saguntum began trouble between Carthage and Rome in 219 BC, Hannibal raided the city. This began the Second Punic War. ...
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17. Rise of ancient roman Empire
    ... In 202 BC at the Battle of Zama, Rome defeated Carthage. The two nations lived in peace for a few decades, then another Punic War erupted. ...
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18. The Effects Of Romes Expansion
    ... were originally Phoenicians and Carthage was a colony founded by the Phoenician capital city of Tyre in the ninth century BC the word ampquotCarthageampquot means, in ...
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19. Roman empire
    ... provinces. In 133 BC, Rome controlled all of the Mediterranean and Carthage was destroyed completely due to a new rebelling. From ...
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20. roman empire
    ... provinces. In 133 BC, Rome controlled all of the Mediterranean and Carthage was destroyed completely due to a new rebelling. From ...
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21. Rome
    ... Punic Wars Three Wars Fought with Carthage The first took place in 264 BC. ... Rome won and destroyed Carthage in the third Punic War in 146 BC. ...
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22. Hannibal
    ... In 217 BC, Hannibal moved on to Perugia and forced the Roman Flaminius ... Rome sent reinforcements to Flaminius but Carthage intercepted and destroyed them also. ...
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23. Cato: Patriot or Tyrant
    ... Roman Army to help fight in the 2nd of the Punic Wars with Carthage and itamp39s ... In 214 BC he was promoted to military tribune under the command of such leaders as ...
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24. the Gracchus Brothers
    In 146 BC he took part in the capture and destruction of Carthage, on which occasion he is said to have been the first Roman to scale the city wall. ...
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25. RomeWestern Civilization
    ... While the Roman fleet was interfering with Hannibalamp39s supply line, Scipio landed in Africa in 204 BC. Hannibal was called home to defend Carthage, but at the ...
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26. The Motives and Misfortunes of the Second Athenian Expedition to ...
    ... Many saw it as a means ampquotto subdue both Sicily and Carthage to the state of ... Ltd., London, UK1962 Hammond, NGL A History of Greece to 322 BC, The Clarendon Press ...
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27. Rome, The Power and Glory
    ... Otherwise know as the militia. The legions defeated Hannibal and pursued him back to Carthage. In 291 BC it stretched 52,000 miles. ...
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28. Caesar
    ... In these wars, Rome puts the hurt on Carthage even though Hannibal and his elephants for Carthage hurt Rome a ... In fact, by 133 BC Roman citizens are not taxed. ...
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29. Vergil
    ... work. It was written between the years of 30 to 19 BC in twelve books. ... Africa. Here Dido, the queen of Carthage, fell in love with Aeneas. ...
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30. War
    ... For instance, in 226 BC Rome was by far the most powerful state in the Western world, but it concluded a treaty with Carthage which was expanding its influence ...
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