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They wanted to spread the word of Star Fox 64 so everyone would do barrel rolls and hate slippy the annoying frog who can't do anything and always has someone on his tail which he does not have because he is a frog.
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∙ 8y agoLybia was not actually conquered by the Romans. They did not conduct military operations in Libya. Tripolitania (western Libya) was part of the territories of Carthage (in Tunisia). When Carthage was destroyed by the Romans, they took over her territories in Africa, including Tripolitania. Cyrenaica was part of the Ptolemaic Kingdom, in Egypt. When Augustus became the ruler of Egypt, Cyrenaica came under the Roman Empire.
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When did Italy take over Libya?
2012
What country's did the pirates take over?
they took over britan and england and italy
What areas did Italy take over in 1938-1939?
Italy took over Ethiopia after a border incident gave Italy an excuse to intervene and conquer the country. Italy took over Albania without any problems because Albania was already dependent on Italy's economy.
What country in Africa did Mussolini take over in an attempt to solve some Italy's economic problems?
Ethiopia
What country in Africa did Italy attack and take over?
Italy invaded Ethiopia in the mid-1930's
Who did Italy try to take over in 1896?
italy tried to take over all of Europe
What European country did Italy take?
Albania
How many days or weeks does it take a cargo ship to travel from Libya to Italy?
Depends on which port, and the speed of the ship, but ABOUT 3 days.
When did roman take over Libya?
Part of the country that is known as Libya today was part of the Roman province of Cyrene or Cyrenica. It was willed to Rome by Ptolemy Apion, the king of Cyrene, in 96 BC. It was not until 74 BC that Rome took an active interest in the territory.
In what country does romeo and juliet take place?
italy
What country did a room with a view take place in?
Italy.
What areas did Italy take over between 1938 and 1939?
The country of Italy took over Ethiopia between 1938 and 1939. Under the dictatorship of Benito Mussolini and the guidance of Adolf Hitler, Italian forces seized Ethiopia.
