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Carthage was the nearest port in North Africa to Rome.
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What desert formed south of Rome?
You would have to travel all the way to North Africa to encounter a desert south of Rome.
Carthage was romes rival in what continent?
The city of Cathage was located on the continent of Africa. The city was located in the northern part of Africa. Cathage was a rival of Rome.
Which three territories did Carthage occupy before being defeated by Rome?
North Africa, Spain, Italy.
The wars with Carthage gave the roman empire control of?
The Island of Sicily , North Africa and the western Mediterranean sea .
How was Carthage's military strength?
It main strength at the beginning of the Punic Wars against Rome was it's navy. When Rome developed it's own navy, the Carthaginians recruited it's army from Spain, North Africa and northern Italy, with a strong cavalry arm.
Is the city of Rome in north Africa?
No it is not. It is in North Africa.
The most important port in Romewas?
The most important port was Ostia as it was the nearest major port to Rome itself.
What did North Africa try to capture rome with in the punic wars?
North Africa did not try to capture Rome. Some North African states were allies of Rome. Carthage tried to capture Rome with an army.
What was the strategic and vital North African port captured by Rome at the end of the Punic Wars?
Carthage.
What was ancient Rome's port?
Ancient Rome's port was Ostia.
What you call the body of water that connects rome and north Africa and Asia?
the Mediterranean
What desert formed south of Rome?
You would have to travel all the way to North Africa to encounter a desert south of Rome.
What is the port in rome called?
Ostia was the port city of Rome.
What is the extent of Rome's border at its height?
Rome extended from Spain to the Indus valley (Tigris and Euphrates rivers) East to West, and from North Africa to England South to North.
What city in North Africa was burned in the third Punic War?
Rome and Carthage.
Who led the attack against Rome in 218 BC from north Africa?
Hannibal lead the Carthaginian attack against Rome in 218BC.
Which body of water connected rome with north Africa and Asia?
The Mediterranean Sea connected Rome with North Africa and Asia. It served as a vital maritime route for trade and communication between these regions during ancient times.
