Rome's victory in the Punic wars led to the diffusion of Roman culture, influence, laws and customs throughout the Mediterranean area.
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.
The sea battle of Mylae 260 BCE.
Carthage
The Punic Wars had no self or selves.
The Firdt, Second and Third Punic Wars.
The punic wars
The city of Carthage .
The Punic Wars were three wars between the armies of Carthage and Rome. They fought for the control of the Mediterranean, and Rome's victory was the start of their domination of Europe.
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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.
The sea battle of Mylae 260 BCE.
Rome gained control of the Western Mediterranean.
1. Romes desire for expansion 2. Sardinia, Corsica,scicily,spain, N.Africa,Malta.
Rome defeated Carthage and gained control of the Western Mediterranean.
Rome defeated Carthage and gained control of the Western Mediterranean.
Invaded England then Spain for victory to occur.
The Punic Wars.