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Roman Expansion. Do Now. Let’s look over the Lesson 12.3 Outline. Expansion of the Roman Republic. Activity. Let’s turn to page 486 to review the Punic Wars. Rome and Carthage. Hannibal. Scipio. Philip V. Corinth. Achaea. Attalus III. Roman Expansion. Wrap Up.

Roman Expansion

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Roman Expansion
Do Now • Let’s look over the Lesson 12.3 Outline
Expansion of the Roman Republic
Activity • Let’s turn to page 486 to review the Punic Wars
Rome and Carthage
Hannibal
Scipio
Philip V
Corinth
Achaea
Attalus III
Roman Expansion
Wrap Up • Why did Rome want to expand? • What did Rome do to the places it conquered? Why? • Who fought well against Rome in the Second Punic War? What happened to him? • Rome conquered many lands that belonged to who? What are some of the lands they conquered?

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The expansion of the roman empire

Roman Expansion

Roman Expansion

Mapping the Expansion of the Roman Empire

ECONOMIC and SOCIAL CHANGES from Roman Expansion

Roman Republic Expansion, 396-146 BC

Brainstart: Roman Expansion

Roman Development and Expansion

Roman Expansion

Roman Empire Expansion &amp;amp; Trade Augustan Age Pax Romana

The Expansion of the Roman Empires

The expansion of the Roman Empire 270 BCE-116 CE

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Expansion of the Roman Empire

Roman

Internal Developments, External Expansion &amp;amp; the Roman Response

Expansion of the Roman Empire

Roman Republic Expansion, 396-146 BC

Roman Expansion

Expansion During The Roman Empier

Roman Expansion

ROMAN EXPANSION &amp;amp; THE PUNIC WARS

Roman Empire Expansion & Trade Augustan Age Pax Romana

Internal Developments, External Expansion & the Roman Response

ROMAN EXPANSION & THE PUNIC WARS