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Control of the Western Mediterranean; control of the Western Mediterranean.
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∙ 6y agoDominance of the Western Mediterranean.
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What allies who fought in the punic Wars rebelled to gain the rights?
roman allies in the punic wars rebelled to gain the rights of
Who did Rome defeat in the Punic Wars and what lands did they gain?
rome defeated carthage in the punic wars
What body of water did Rome gain control of when they won the Punic Wars?
After wining the Punic Wars, Rome gained control of the western Mediterranean Sea.
What allies who fought in the punic Wars rebelled to gain the rights of trade with Rome?
The Spanish cities
Did Rome lose or gain power after the Punic Wars?
It gained control of the Western Mediterranean and a foothold in the Eastern Mediterranean.
What allies who fought in the punic Wars rebelled to gain the rights?
roman allies in the punic wars rebelled to gain the rights of
What did Rome gain when it won the Punic Wars?
Upon the defeat of Carthage the Romans won complete control of the western Mediterranean Sea.
Who did Rome defeat in the Punic Wars and what lands did they gain?
rome defeated carthage in the punic wars
What body of water did Rome gain control of when they won the Punic Wars?
After wining the Punic Wars, Rome gained control of the western Mediterranean Sea.
What allies who fought in the punic Wars rebelled to gain the rights of trade with Rome?
The Spanish cities
What history does Rome has?
The First Punic War was fought against the people of Carthage. This war was fought from 264-241 BC. The Punic War was fought in order for whichever army one would gain control of Sicily. In order to get to Sicily to fight the Carthaginians, the Romans had to cross the straites of Messina on two legions he First Punic War was fought against people of Carthage. This war was fought from 264-241 BC. The Punic War was fought in order for whichever army one would gain control of Sicily. In order to get to Sicily to fight the Carthaginians, the Romans had to cross the straites of Messina on two legions.
Why did the ancient Romans fight?
To gain more territory.
Did Rome lose or gain power after the Punic Wars?
It gained control of the Western Mediterranean and a foothold in the Eastern Mediterranean.
What was the purpose of the Punic Wars?
In the First Punic War, to gain control of Sicily. In the Second Punic War, to neutralise Carthage and gain dominanace of the Western Mediterranean. In the Third Punic War, to eliminate Carthage entirely as a threat or competitor.
What did the Romans gain from the Carthage wars?
After the fall of Carthage, the Romans gained dominance over the Mediterranean. It was at this time that they could actually be called a super power.
Did the Roman Empire have all of Spain because I read that Carthage had some of it as well so when did they gain it and how?
Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.Yes, Carthage did have Spain, but had to give it over to Rome after the Punic wars.
Why did Rome fight Punic Wars?
Rome fought in the Punic Wars, which began late in the 3rd century B.C.E. and ended in the middle of the 2nd, as a result of several factors. The first was economic, as control of the central Mediterranean was of critical importance for successful Roman trade. The second was more strictly military and political: as an aggressive, expansion-minded civilization, Rome sought to become dominant among its neighbors, especially Carthage, its primary opponent in the Punic Wars.
