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What city fought with rome for the land around the mediterranean sea?
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Carthage.
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Who were the crusades fought against?
muslim invaders of the holy land
Why was the first crusade fought?
To regain the Holy Land from the Muslims.
Who was the group christian knights that fought in the holy land?
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The Roman Empire gradually took over land from what body of water?
the Mediterranean sea
What was the name of the group of wars fought between Christians and Muslims over the holy land?
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Why are the lands around the Medierranean Sea warm?
Why are the lands around the Mediterranean Sea warm
What religion dominates the northwest portion of the Mediterranean region?
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The city-states shipped surplus populations off to seize land and establish new cities for themselves.
How did Alexander the great capture an island city in the Mediterranean?
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Who did the Romans fight with in the punic wars?
The Romans , throughout the Punic Wars (264 to 146 BC) , fought against Carthage (Notably Hannibal.) for hegemony in the Mediterranean . The Romans persevered over their Carthaginians opponents and , at the end , razed the city of Carthage and it's citizens were sold into slavery .
How did the islands influence Ancient Greeks settlement and way of life.?
The Islands provided additional land and sea produce in an increasingly overpopulated mainland, added to the number of city-states, and became stepping stones to mainland sites for more colonies around the Mediterranean and Black Seas..
