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What was a Phoenician colony?

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The city of Carthage located in today's Tunisia. It became a powerful trading city, and came in conflict with the rising power Rome, which eventually destroyed the city and sold its peo0ple into slavery to get rid of a serious rival.

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Carthage grew into an independent city-state which contested with Rome for dominance i the Western Mediterranean.

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