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Why does the author suggest that the Romans treated Carthage with such brutality after the third Punic Wars?
The Romans treated Carthage with brutality after the Third Punic War mainly because Carthage posed a significant threat to Rome's hegemony in the region. By destroying Carthage completely, the Romans aimed to eliminate any future challenges from the city-state and set an example to deter other potential rivals. Additionally, the Romans had a longstanding animosity towards Carthage due to their previous conflicts, which fueled their harsh treatment.
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Why do you think the Romans treated Carthage with such brutality after the third Punic War?
After three wars in 120 years, they were after a 'final solution' and sold the people into slavery to effect this.
What year did they destroy Carthage?
The Romans destroyed Carthage in 146 BC.
Who did the Romans defeat in the punic war?
The Romans persevered over Carthage .
Romans destroyed Carthage in?
146 BCE.
When was Carthage destroyed by the Romans?
149-146BC
Who was involved in the second war?
Romans and Carthage
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.
Why did the Romans call Carthage punicia?
Punicus was their word for Phoenicians - Carthage was originally a Phoenician colony.
When the Romans defeated the city Carthage they destroyed the city and then spread wat on the ground to keep the city from being rebuilt?
That is a fairy story - where would you find all that salt? They symbolically put salt in a plough furrow, and after selling the people into slavery, resettled their retired military veterans there.
Who was involved in the second punic wars?
Romans and Carthage
Who were the key players in the battle of Carthage?
The Romans and the Carthaginians.
Who did the Romans control in the Second Punic War?
Carthage.
