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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. Western Civilization
   ... This automatically gave the Roman bishop an extreme sense of power in the Western Mediterranean, where there were no rival cities with which Rome had to ...
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3. Christian Crusades
   ... The Roman empire was centered on the basins of the eastern and western Mediterranean Sea, although it had extended its power to include most of continental ...
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4. Western Europe from 400 1000 AD
   ... Following the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in the late fifth century, the Mediterranean Sea was still a center of trade and travel. ...
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5. 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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6. western women in religion adn writting
   ... have been placed upon women in ancient times perhaps to discourage western women from seeking the equality or status that women of the Mediterranean had during ...
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7. Hannibal
   ... The most immediate and obvious effect was the acquisition of territory in the space of fifty years Rome had acquired most of the western Mediterranean. ...
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8. Hannibal
   ... The most immediate and obvious effect was the acquisition of territory in the space of fifty years Rome had acquired most of the western Mediterranean. ...
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9. world war 1
   ... In 1905 France thought that it should have more influence in the western Mediterranean Sea area as it already controlled Tunisia and Algeria, it wanted Morocco ...
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10. Builders pf great Rome
    ... The first was the conquest of Italy, the conflict with Carthage and expansion into the western Mediterranean, and the involve ment with the domination of the ...
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11. Mussolini
    ... Mussoliniamp39s Tertiary Transcendental Neptune curves above Algeria, Sardinia, Corsica and over the western Mediterranean his Primary Pluto line runs precisely ...
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12. Rise of ancient roman Empire
    ... literature. Romeamp39s most powerful rival was now the distant city of Carthage, ruler of north Africa and the western Mediterranean. During ...
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13. ancient governmental standards
    ... After a series of reactive wars with the North African citystate Carthage, the Roman Republic was the greatest power in the western Mediterranean. ...
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14. Cities and hierarchy
    ... city. European integration strengthens the Western Mediterranean region, as a bridge between the centre and the south of Europe. In ...
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15. conflict between islam and christianity
    ... gain power. And by controlling their Mediterranean Western access to eastern trade and cultural influence was diminished. There was ...
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16. Bismarcks Role in german unification
    ... was some fear that Italy might become a republic and form a league with France and perhaps ultimately Spain and Portugal in the Western Mediterranean, but such ...
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17. Evaluate the reasons why the Ottoman army and navy were so s
    ... for their disposal. Bayezid was the first sultan send a naval squadron into the western Mediterranean. He brough in experienced ...
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18. What were the effects of the Crusades
    ... from the transport of Crusaders and replaced Byzantines and Muslims as merchanttraders in the Mediterranean. Trade passed through Italy to Western Europe ...
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19. alexander the great
    ... to Alexandria, India to Babylon, and Alexandria would develop into a center for an immense exchange of commerce between Egypt and the western Mediterranean. ...
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20. After Death: The Effects Of Alexander on the Mediterranean Region
    ... in western civilizationamp39s development. The Hellenistic Age that developed after his death brought about great changes for the whole of the Mediterranean, ...
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21. roman empire
    ... The loss of Africa not only removed the wealthiest provinces from western control but also exposed the Mediterranean especially Italy and Greece to pirate ...
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22. RomeWestern Civilization
    ... was a mercantile nation, which greedily tried to control the Mediterranean through the island of Sicily. The Carthaginians only held the western tip of Sicily ...
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23. The Stuggle For Europe
    ... By covering the defeat of the German armed forces on the western, eastern, and Mediterranean fronts, he gives reasons for their every failure. ...
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24. The Events Leading to the Renaissance
    ... The Franks were known as the forefathers of Western Europe. ... He ruled the Mediterranean Sea and the capitol of his empire was Constantinople. ...
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25. Understanding Change within Western Society from
    ... The artistic changes in time the Western Society from Roman times to the ... absorbing all the useful arts and ideas from the entire Mediterranean world, including ...
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26. Understanding Change within Western Society from Roman Times to ...
    ... The artistic changes in time the Western Society from Roman times to the ... absorbing all the useful arts and ideas from the entire Mediterranean world, including ...
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27. France
    ... France is considered the largest Western European country. ... on the northwest, the Atlantic Ocean and Bay of Biscay on the west, and the Mediterranean Sea on the ...
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28. Ancient Greece
    ... around the Mediterranean Sea. Known for its advances in philosophy, architecture, drama, and government. These advances have greatly affected the way Western ...
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29. western civilia
    Western Civilization Final Exam Tuesday, June 23, 1998 Question: What were the ... The British fleet controlled the Mediterranean, and Hitler was jealous of this ...
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30. Western Civilization
    Western Civilization Final Exam Tuesday, June 23, 1998 Question: What were the ... The British fleet controlled the Mediterranean, and Hitler was jealous of this ...
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