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According to the fashionable theory the Etruscans conquered or dominated Rome 6th Century BCE, in the later period of the Roman monarchy. However, this is just that; a theory. It has been challenged. It is based on very flimsy evidence and on unproven assumptions. There is no historical record of this happening. The Roman Republic was established 509 BCE, which, according to the theory, occurred when the Etruscans were expelled from Rome. The battle of Zama was in 202 BCE. The Romans destroyed Carthage 146 BCE.

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Why did Carthage and Rome hate each other?

Initially over Carthage's expansion in Spain, but overall it became a struggle for control of the Western Mediterranean.


What advantage did Carthage have at the beginning of its first war with ancient Rome?

Carthage had several advantages at the beginning of its first war with Rome. Very importantly Carthage had a developed navy. This enabled their military to embark to what it deemed strategic places in the Mediterranean Sea. Another advantage Carthage had was control of strategic islands in the Mediterranean, namely Sardinia and Corsica. Carthage had Greek allies in Sicily, the south of the Italian peninsula, and as faraway as Corinth. Carthage had a long standing position in Western Spain as well. For the most part she was in control of shipping and land bases in the western Mediterranean Sea.


Why did the Romans want to extend their lands west of Carthage?

Carthage contested with Rome for control of the Western Mediterranean, and with the Carthaginians sold into slavery at the end of the Third Punic War, it had no real opposition. And as Macedonia had supported Carthage in the Second Punic War, Rome had a good excuse to enter into the Eastern Mediterranean to punish it.


What island did rome and Carthage fight over?

The first of the three Punic Wars fought by Rome and Carthage was over the control of Sicily.


Why did Cato want to destroy Carthage?

Carthage was so resilient that it paid off the penalties imposed by Rome to cripple it, and Cato advocated its total destruction to rid Rome of its rival for control of the Western Mediterranean.

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What is the order of events in etruscans control rome roman republic established battle of zama won by rome roman republix established?

Twelve Tables 450 BCE Battle of Zama 202 BCE Carthage destroyed 146 BCE.


What happen at the beginning of the republic the Romans conquered Italy and created what?

At the beginning f the Roman Republic Rome was actually under attack by the Etruscans, Volsci and Hernici and Sabines for a century. They established their control over Italy later. They did not actually conquer Italy. The Romans were not interested in taking over other peoples' land. They established settlements in strategic areas to guarantee their control, but did not annex the lands of the other peoples in Italy, except for those of some of the peoples who lived close to Rome . It was later still that they established the Roman Empire.


Rome battled for control of Sicily?

Carthage


What did Rome gain in the second punic war?

Control over the navy of Carthage, and control the trade of carthage. And Carthage lost lots of money to Rome.


How did the Punic Wars help spread the language of the Roman republic?

Rome got control of the Western Mediterranean and settled it veterans first in Carthage and later Spain.


What did both rΓ΄me and Carthage want to control?

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Who settled in Carthage in 264 BC?

Carthage remained in control of its city and territory in 264 BCE.


How did Carthage control sea lanes?

With its warships.