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Did rome conquer Carthage?
Yes.
What territory did Rome conquer after Carthage?
Macedonia.
What did Rome conquer in the second period of expansion?
carthage
What was the nearest port in north Africa to rome?
Carthage was the nearest port in North Africa to Rome.
How did rome conquer Carthage?
bt taking a poo on each other
What city-state attempted to conquer Rome by invading through the Alps?
It was Carthage.
What city in North Africa was burned in the third Punic War?
Rome and Carthage.
What was Rome's province in Carthage called?
Africa Cosularis.
What happened in th seconed punic war?
Carthage invaded Italy. Rome invaded North Africa. Rome and its allies defeated Carthage.
Did Rome conquer Italy before or after it conquered Carthage?
Rome had control of Italy before it clashed with Cartage in Sicily, previously its ally.
Who was Hannibal from the roman times?
Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who invaded Italy in an effort to conquer Rome in the second Punic war. He was doing pretty good against Rome until the Romans changed their battle tactics, got a smarter general in Scipio, and Carthage itself did not give him any reinforcements. He was maneuvered back to Africa where Scipio defeated him.Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who invaded Italy in an effort to conquer Rome in the second Punic war. He was doing pretty good against Rome until the Romans changed their battle tactics, got a smarter general in Scipio, and Carthage itself did not give him any reinforcements. He was maneuvered back to Africa where Scipio defeated him.Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who invaded Italy in an effort to conquer Rome in the second Punic war. He was doing pretty good against Rome until the Romans changed their battle tactics, got a smarter general in Scipio, and Carthage itself did not give him any reinforcements. He was maneuvered back to Africa where Scipio defeated him.Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who invaded Italy in an effort to conquer Rome in the second Punic war. He was doing pretty good against Rome until the Romans changed their battle tactics, got a smarter general in Scipio, and Carthage itself did not give him any reinforcements. He was maneuvered back to Africa where Scipio defeated him.Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who invaded Italy in an effort to conquer Rome in the second Punic war. He was doing pretty good against Rome until the Romans changed their battle tactics, got a smarter general in Scipio, and Carthage itself did not give him any reinforcements. He was maneuvered back to Africa where Scipio defeated him.Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who invaded Italy in an effort to conquer Rome in the second Punic war. He was doing pretty good against Rome until the Romans changed their battle tactics, got a smarter general in Scipio, and Carthage itself did not give him any reinforcements. He was maneuvered back to Africa where Scipio defeated him.Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who invaded Italy in an effort to conquer Rome in the second Punic war. He was doing pretty good against Rome until the Romans changed their battle tactics, got a smarter general in Scipio, and Carthage itself did not give him any reinforcements. He was maneuvered back to Africa where Scipio defeated him.Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who invaded Italy in an effort to conquer Rome in the second Punic war. He was doing pretty good against Rome until the Romans changed their battle tactics, got a smarter general in Scipio, and Carthage itself did not give him any reinforcements. He was maneuvered back to Africa where Scipio defeated him.Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who invaded Italy in an effort to conquer Rome in the second Punic war. He was doing pretty good against Rome until the Romans changed their battle tactics, got a smarter general in Scipio, and Carthage itself did not give him any reinforcements. He was maneuvered back to Africa where Scipio defeated him.
Which empire was destroyed as a result of romes invasion of north Africa?
Carthage was the empire destroyed as a result of Rome's invasion
