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How did Rome's expansion after the Punic Wars affect Rome's social development?
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Who were romes main enemy during romes second period of expansion?
During Rome's second period of expansion, which is often associated with the Punic Wars (264-146 BCE), its main enemy was Carthage. The conflict arose over control of trade routes and territories in the western Mediterranean. Rome's victory in these wars, particularly the defeat of Hannibal in the Second Punic War, significantly expanded its influence and territorial holdings. This period marked a crucial turning point in Rome's transformation from a regional power to a dominant empire.
How did the Republic come to have an empire?
The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.
What is the historic importance in the two Punic wars?
Rome's victories over Carthage in the Punic Wars positioned it as the greatest power in the western Mediterranean and helped launch wars of expansion across the entire Mediterranean region.
Who did Rome fight in the Punic wars?
Carthage
Carthage was romes rival in what?
The punic wars
How did Rome's expansion after the Punic Wars affect Rome's social development?
What???
Who was romes bitter ememy during the punic wars?
The city of Carthage .
What caused the Punic Wars and what territories did Rome acqurie from Carthage?
1. Romes desire for expansion 2. Sardinia, Corsica,scicily,spain, N.Africa,Malta.
Who were romes main enemy during romes second period of expansion?
During Rome's second period of expansion, which is often associated with the Punic Wars (264-146 BCE), its main enemy was Carthage. The conflict arose over control of trade routes and territories in the western Mediterranean. Rome's victory in these wars, particularly the defeat of Hannibal in the Second Punic War, significantly expanded its influence and territorial holdings. This period marked a crucial turning point in Rome's transformation from a regional power to a dominant empire.
How did the Republic come to have an empire?
The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.The Roman republic grew into an empire by expansion into Italy by conquests and treaty and by winning foreign wars, the most notable being the Punic wars.
What is historic importance of the two Punic wars?
Rome's victories over Carthage in the Punic Wars positioned it as the greatest power in the western Mediterranean and helped launch wars of expansion across the entire Mediterranean region.
What is the historic importance in the two Punic wars?
Rome's victories over Carthage in the Punic Wars positioned it as the greatest power in the western Mediterranean and helped launch wars of expansion across the entire Mediterranean region.
Why the three conflicts between Rome and Carthage are remembered as the Punic Wars.?
The reason for the Punic Wars was competing interests and Romans expansion, which was eyeing Sicily, which had territory in Carthage. Punic was the Latin name for the Carthaginians. The Punic Wars were a series of 3 wars fought between Rome and city-state from 264 before Christ to 146 before Christ.
How did the Punic Wars affect territory?
Successful Rome dominated the Western Mediterranean.
What were the wars between rome and Carthage called?
The Punic Wars.
Who did Rome fight in the Punic wars?
Carthage
