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The Sicilian Pyrrhic expedition , the second phase of the Pyrrhic War ( 280 - 265 BCledto the Punic Wars Punic Wars
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the Pyrrhic War ( 280 BC-275 BC ) and Mamertime Revolt ( 288 BC-265 BCleadto the Punic Wars
As it had with the Greeks , the two Mediterranean powers inevitably clashedleadingto the Punic Wars
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two scenarios , one dealing with the unification of Italia by the early Roman Republic before serious involvement with Carthage or the Hellenistic Kingdoms ( there was some back then ... the initial events with Carthage in Sicilywould ... leadto the Punic Wars
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the foundation and evolution of Rome and the circumstancesledto the Punic Wars
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With Rome 's authority on land and at sea , Carthage surrendered after the Roman victory at the Aegates Islands in 241 Carthago Delenda EstCausedthe Punic Wars
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to the total destruction of Carthage in particularledto the total destruction of Carthage in particular
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to its total destruction in 146 BCledto its total destruction in 146 BC
to Rome ’s expansionledto Rome ’s expansion
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to Rome being in full control of the Mediterraneanledto Rome being in full control of the Mediterranean
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the Roman empire to expand and Rome became a the main power of the Western worldresultedthe Roman empire to expand and Rome became a the main power of the Western world
the foundation of an empire ... as Rome inherited the far flung empire that had been controlled by Carthagecreatedthe foundation of an empire ... as Rome inherited the far flung empire that had been controlled by Carthage
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to great generals such as Hannibal ( Carthaginian ) and Scipio Africanus ( Roman ) , who both had major roles in how the Punic wars turned outsubsequently ledto great generals such as Hannibal ( Carthaginian ) and Scipio Africanus ( Roman ) , who both had major roles in how the Punic wars turned out
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