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One of the earliest significant civilizations to inhabit Western Europe was the Carthaginians who arrived in the region from?
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On what islands where western Europe's earliest civilizations located?
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Where did the earliest European civilizations develop?
The earliest European civilizations developed in ancient Greece and ancient Rome. These civilizations laid the foundation for Western culture, political systems, and philosophy that continue to influence the world today.
Why did the Romans and the Carthaginians clash?
Over control of the Western Mediterranean.
What did Rome gain by defeating the Carthaginians?
Dominance of the Western Mediterranean.
Why were the Carthaginians attacking Rome?
Over control of the Western Mediterranean.
Why did Romans and Carthaginians fight 3 wars?
For dominance of the Western Mediterranean.
The geographic area described as the wrestling ground for the Carthaginians and Romans was what?
The Western Mediterranean.
Why did the Roman army defeat the Carthaginians?
To eliminate it as a competitor for control of the Western Mediterranean.
Why did the Carthaginians go to war?
Contesting Rome over control of the Western Mediterranean.
What continent did early civilization develop from?
While homo sapiens originated in africa, the earliest civilizations began in an area called the fertile crescent. It lies in the middle east/western asia.
Why did the Romans fear control by the Carthaginians?
It interupted their vision of controlling the Western Mediterranean themselves.
How did the Carthaginians bring change?
They established a trading empire in the Western Mediterranean, increasing their own prosperity, and that of the peoples they traded with.
