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Impact of Geography and Culture: The Punic Wars

Discover the influence of location on ancient civilizations and interactions between cultures through the gripping history of the Punic Wars. Unveil the power struggles, victories, and aftermath of Rome's conflicts with Carthage, shaping the Mediterranean world. Explore essential questions on geography's role in shaping societies and learn about the legacy of these monumental conflicts.

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Impact of Geography and Culture: The Punic Wars

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  1. Warm up • Copy HW • Please grab a project sheet and information sheet from the presentation station and make them pages 12/13 of your notebook

  2. Essential Questions • How does where you live affect how you live? • What happens when different cultures interact with one another?

  3. Information Location • Blue Textbook-274-276 • Red Textbook-358-359 • Handout • Power Point Online

  4. Punic Wars Introduction • After controlling Italy the Romans wanted more land faced many enemies to gain power • Their largest rival in the Mediterranean was - ________________________ • Both the Romans and ________________________ wanted control of ______________, which was known as a _______________, because of its good farmland

  5. Punicus-Latin word for Phoenician

  6. First Punic War • _________________were in Sicily first, and then the Romans invaded • Romans built a navy and won a naval battle in 241 B.C. • Carthaginians left and had to_________________

  7. Second Punic War • Carthaginians started to settle in______________ • Rome didn’t want them near their northern boarders • Rome helped the locals rebel • Carthage responded by sending ___________to attack Rome in 218B.C. 46,000 men many horses and even 37 ___________invaded Italy from the north through the ________ • There were problems as he traveled to Rome- The Alps hunger, mountain tribes, cold weather

  8. Second Punic War • 216 B.C. –Battle of ____________-Hannibal won • 202 B.C. –_________leads Roman forces to Carthage and wins the battle of Zama • ___________ forces Carthage to give up Spain, their navy and $

  9. Third Punic War • 146 B.C. Roman soldiers burn _________ enslave 50,000 According to legend theyput _______ in their soil to ruin it forever • Romans now referred to the _____________________ as Mare Nostrum- “Our Sea”

  10. Rome after the Punic Wars • The Roman controlled Greece, Macedonia, North Africa, and parts of Asia

  11. Closure • Please clear your desk except for a pen/pencil • Please try your best to complete the Punic Wars Review Quiz • Lets review the answers

  12. Almost Done??? • Do I have all 19 facts and details • Is it on time? • Professional!!! Professional!!! Professional!!!

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