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When Rome finally captured Carthage in 246 BCE the city was destroyed including its monuments and the population sold into slavery to prevent the Carthaginians ever again becoming a threat to Rome. A few years later retiring Roman legionaries were settled on the site and the city and new temples were rebuilt by them.
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What happened with the military commander called Muttines in the Punic Wars?
Muttines, in the Punic Wars, was demoted by Hanno.
What were the Punic Wars themselves?
The Punic Wars had no self or selves.
Who did Rome fight in the Punic wars?
Carthage
The three conflicts between rome and Carthage?
The Firdt, Second and Third Punic Wars.
Who was fighting who in the punic wars?
The Roman Empire and Carthrage were fighting in the Punic Wars.
When did Greek-Punic Wars happen?
Greek-Punic Wars happened in -600.
What happened with the military commander called Muttines in the Punic Wars?
Muttines, in the Punic Wars, was demoted by Hanno.
What had happened in the punic wars?
Rome defeated Carthage.
What happened in each Punic War?
You can look to the link below which has information regarding the Punic Wars .
What happened to the Romans after the punic wars?
It became embroiled in wars in the Greek eastern Mediterranean.
What happened to the Roman Empire after the Punic Wars?
It became embroiled in wars in the Greek eastern Mediterranean.
What happened to one third of the population after the punic wars?
One third of which population.
What were the wars between rome and Carthage called?
The Punic Wars.
What were the Punic Wars themselves?
The Punic Wars had no self or selves.
Who one the Punic wars?
Rome won the Punic Wars.
Who did Rome fight in the Punic wars?
Carthage
What were the three wars between Carthage and Rome called?
We call them today: First Punic War 264-241 BCE Second Punic War 218-201 BCE Third Punic War 149-146 BCE Punic comes from the Latin word Poenicus, which was their rendition of Phoenician. Carthage was originally a Phoenician colony (from the city of Tyre).
