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Rome and Carthage.
Control over the navy of Carthage, and control the trade of carthage. And Carthage lost lots of money to Rome.
Rome and Carthage.
3,200 talents of silver over ten years
No island was found by Carthage and Rome. The first Punic War, the first of the tree wars fought between Rome and Carthage, was over the control of Sicily.
Rome won three Punic Wars. In the first one she took over Carthage's territories in western Sicily. While Carthage was busy dealing with a rebellion after the war ended, Rome took advantage of this to seize Corsica and Sardinia, which were Carthaginian possessions. In the Second war, Rome took over Carthage's newly acquired territories in Southerner Spain. The Numidians, Carthage's neighbours switched their allegiance to Rome. Rome imposed heavy terms on Carthage in the peace treaty. Rome gained control over the western basin of the Mediterranean. Rome fought the third war because she wanted to destroy Carthage.
Both Carthage and Rome fought over Sicily but the two rivals sought hegemony throughout the western Mediterranean for commercial interests .
Rome lies north and east from Carthage. When Hannibal attacked Rome, he actually took his troops over the Alps in northern Italy and came in from the north.
Carthage - both Rome and Carthage sought commercial control over the Mediterranean .
When Carthage and Rome were allies, Carthage was a sea power, Rome a land power. Rome had to organise a fleet when war broke out with Carthage.
Rome achieved hegemony over the western Mediterranean sea and the surrounding areas .