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CARTHAGE ( Tunisia Now)
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Which Italian city-state ruled trade on the Mediterranean Sea?
Venice and Genova.
What African country does not have a capital city located on the Mediterranean sea?
Tunisia
What was the name of the set of laws the Romans hung in every city-state they controlled what north African city-state did Rome become the most powerful entity in the Mediterranean?
The Twelve Tables. Carthage.
What north African city was destroyed by rome?
Carthage
Tunis is the capital of what country?
The capital and largest city of Tunisia, in the northern part of the country on the Gulf of Tunis, an inlet of the Mediterranean Sea. It occupies a site near the ruins of ancient Carthage.The city of Tunis is the capital of the North African nation of Tunisia.
North african city-state at war with rome?
Carthage was a north-African city-state that was in conflict with Rome until the end of the 3rd Punic war when they were defeated.
What city is at 41 north 12 east?
This is in the Mediterranean Sea between Sardinia and Italy.
What African city touches the Mediterranean Sea?
Examples are: Algier, Oran, Benghazi, Tripoli, Alexandria, Tunis, etc.
North African city captured by the allies in 1942?
Oran
What is the old section of a North African city or town?
The old section of a North African city or town is typically called the "medina." It is characterized by narrow winding streets, traditional architecture, and historical significance. The medina often houses important cultural sites, markets, and mosques.
What was the relationship between Carthage on the central north African coast and Phoenicia?
Carthage was a colony of the Phoenician city of Tyre, traditionally founded in 814 BCE. It was independent and established its own confederacy in the western Mediterranean in Northfrica and Spain.
What African city is farthest north?
Tunis, the capital city of Tunisia, is the northernmost capital city in Africa.
