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Rome vs. Carthage The First Punic War 264-241 B.C .

Rome vs. Carthage The First Punic War 264-241 B.C. Carthage had been colonized by the Phoenicians, whom the Romans called Punici. Carthage at its height. Why Punic War?. The First Punic War was fought for control of Sicily and the western Mediterranean. Rome. Sicily. Carthage.

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Rome:

Rome:. From Republic to Empire. Location of Rome. Italian Peninsula ( Italy today) Centrally located on the Mediterranean Sea Distant from Eastern Mediterranean Powers. Alps and Mediterranean Sea. Protected Rome from invasion. Trade.

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Summary of the Three Punic Wars

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The Punic Wars

The Punic Wars. Learning Targets. Explain how the Punic Wars enabled Rome to become the dominant power in the Mediterranean Cite the key events and individuals from each of the 3 Punic Wars. Carthage. Founded about 800 BCE on the North African coast by Phoenician colonists Modern day Tunisia

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Roman Republic

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Mahia UCS Testing

Mahia UCS Testing. Was it really worth it?. What is UCS testing?. Unconfined Compressive Strength To determine the load a sample can take to create a failure of some description. Examples of UCS testing include, concrete, soil stabilisation (cement or lime) and rock.

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The Late Republic

The Late Republic. The Punic Wars and The Rebellion of Spartacus. Objectives. What was a Roman Legion? Why did the Romans decide to conquer Italy? How did the growth of territory help increase Roman trade? Why did the Romans borrow many ideas from Greek culture?

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The middle years

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The Building of an Empire

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Trebbia

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Decline Of The Republic

Decline Of The Republic. Why do you think the Romans were ultimately able to defeat the Carthaginians?. Why do you think the Romans were ultimately able to defeat the Carthaginians?. Better generals?. Why do you think the Romans were ultimately able to defeat the Carthaginians?.

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Was the defeat of Hannibal a turning point in Roman history?

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TITUS LIVIUS: LIBRI AB URBE CONDITA

TITUS LIVIUS: LIBRI AB URBE CONDITA.

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THE PUNIC WARS

THE PUNIC WARS. FIRST PUNIC WAR. By 264 Rome controls Italy and wants to expand into the Mediterranean. Carthage at this time controls trade throughout the region and lands in Spain, North Africa and Sicily. Rome defeats Carthage in a naval war.

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Far From Home: Life and Loss in Two American Towns

Far From Home: Life and Loss in Two American Towns. Overview. Ron Powers Cairo, Illinois Kent, Connecticut Conclusion. Ron Powers. Born in 1941, in Hannibal, Missouri His works include White Town Drowsing: Journeys to Hannibal

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The Great Exchange and the Atlantic World

The Great Exchange and the Atlantic World. 1450-1750. What are the pieces of the new Atlantic economy? How can it be addressed as symbiotic?. Slavery is only one part of the Atlantic economy.

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World History I

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The Second Punic War

The Second Punic War. End of Saguntum. Hannibal sacks Saguntum thus breaking the treaty between Rome and Carthage. Rome sends ambassadors to Carthage. Roman ambassador: We offer you peace or war, which do you choose? Carthaginian senate: Whichever you please. Decide for yourselves.

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Mark Twain

Mark Twain.

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