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The Punic Wars. Rome vs. Carthage. Punic Wars. 1 st Punic War-264-241 BC 2 nd Punic War-218-201 BC 3 rd Punic War-149-146 BC. Casus Belli (cause of war). Rome and Carthage were two trading cities Competed over trade routes and trade partners So they fought. Hannibal. Hannibal
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The Punic Wars Rome vs. Carthage
Punic Wars • 1st Punic War-264-241 BC • 2nd Punic War-218-201 BC • 3rd Punic War-149-146 BC
Casus Belli(cause of war) • Rome and Carthage were two trading cities • Competed over trade routes and trade partners • So they fought
Hannibal • Hannibal • Leading Carthigiangeneral • Planned to lead army of elephants over Alps into Roman Empire • Lost half of army but still enough to ravage Rome • Was lured back to Carthage by Scipio attacking Carthage
Scipio • Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus (full name) • General who finally defeated Hannibal • Lured him out of Roman territory by invading Carthage • Defeated Hannibal once and for all at battle of Zama
Outcome • 1st Punic War- Rome won- got Sicily, Corsica, Sardinia • 2nd Punic War- Rome won- got Spain • 3rd Punic War- Rome won- got Africa and Carthage • After third Punic War, Rome razed Carthage to the ground, ending the Punic Wars
Carthago Delenda Est! Carthage Must Be Destroyed!
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