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the hatred and rivalryprovokedthree long wars called Punic Wars
a leading part ... violencecausedwar with Rome
orderto provokewar with Rome
a rebellionwould causewar with Rome
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the Romans ... the acts of violencecausedwar with Rome
Hannibal besiege and takeprovokedwar with Rome
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The Greeksinfluencedthe Punic war
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some background ... the growing conflict between Carthage and Romeledto the Punic wars
the rivalry between Rome and Carthageleadingto the Punic Wars
conflicts's rival Carthage ... drastic changesledto the Punic wars
This conflict of interestsledto the Punic wars
Tension between Rome and Carthageledto the Punic Wars
Rome and Carthageleadingto the Punic Wars
Peoplediscoveredthe Punic wars
A conflict of commercial interestsledto the Punic Wars
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the relationship between Rome and Carthageleadingup to the Punic Wars
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The rivalryledto the Punic Wars
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the yearsleadingup to the Punic Wars
Conflicts over territory on Sicilyleadto the Punic Wars
Conflict over Sicilyledto the Punic Wars
then the Romansleadingto the Punic Wars
a curse ... in turnwill leadto the Punic Wars
its rival Ancient Carthage ... drastic changesledto the Punic wars
its rival Carthage ... drastic changesledto the Punic wars
Phoeniciansledup to the Punic Wars
Carthagian excursions into Roman territoryledto the Punic Wars
Julius Caesar 58 - 51 BC(passive) led bythe Gallic Wars
a one or two - player strategy gamesetduring the Punic Wars
mainly(passive) were ... causedIntertribal wars
desperation and desperationcausesgrassroot wars
in the 23rd century(passive) is setMytran Wars
Pyrrhic expedition , second phase of Pyrrhic War ( 280 - 265 BCledto the Punic Wars
Sicilian Pyrrhic expedition , second phase of Pyrrhic War ( 280 - 265 BCledto the Punic Wars
the development of the Festival of Saturnaliamay have influencedthe development of the Festival of Saturnalia
the final destruction of Jerusalem and its Templecausedthe final destruction of Jerusalem and its Temple
to half a million Jewish deathsledto half a million Jewish deaths
in Carthageresultedin Carthage
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a majority of the bloodshed(passive) caused bya majority of the bloodshed
to the ascendancy of Romeledto the ascendancy of Rome
to the fall of Carthage in 146 BCEledto the fall of Carthage in 146 BCE
in the complete destruction of the League and the sack of Corinthresultedin the complete destruction of the League and the sack of Corinth
in the complete destruction of the League and the sack of Corinth ... it 's chief cityresultedin the complete destruction of the League and the sack of Corinth ... it 's chief city
to the fall of the roman empireDid ... contributeto the fall of the roman empire
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ultimatelyledultimately
in the conquest of Sicily , Hispania , Northern Africa , Spain , Sardinia and Corsicaresultedin the conquest of Sicily , Hispania , Northern Africa , Spain , Sardinia and Corsica
to their authority control of Greece and the Eastleadto their authority control of Greece and the East
absolute Chaoscausedabsolute Chaos
with their neighbourswere leadingwith their neighbours
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in Rome converting into a silver coin money as a commodity system by about 212 BCresultedin Rome converting into a silver coin money as a commodity system by about 212 BC
in the destruction of Carthageresultedin the destruction of Carthage
to the destruction of Carthageledto the destruction of Carthage
to the fall of Carthageledto the fall of Carthage
to the fall of Carthageledto the fall of Carthage
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to the fall of the roman empiredid ... leadto the fall of the roman empire
from Carthage having Sicilylargely resultedfrom Carthage having Sicily
ultimatelyledultimately
to the total destruction of Carthageledto the total destruction of Carthage
major chancescausedmajor chances
in the final collapse of the Carthaginian culture and the decimation of their capital cityresultedin the final collapse of the Carthaginian culture and the decimation of their capital city
to naval innovation in the Mediterraneanledto naval innovation in the Mediterranean
to arrivesetto arrive
to major political , economic and social changeshas ledto major political , economic and social changes
to its total destruction in 146 BCledto its total destruction in 146 BC
between 58 and 50 BCcomposedbetween 58 and 50 BC
between 58 and 50 BCwas composedbetween 58 and 50 BC
from the ground up to echo elements from ROME 2Designedfrom the ground up to echo elements from ROME 2
to someone else in Germanysetto someone else in Germany
a dramatic shift in power and wealth to the patricians and away from the plebeianscauseda dramatic shift in power and wealth to the patricians and away from the plebeians
to a string of Muslim empiresledto a string of Muslim empires