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Ancient Rome

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The Romans Create a Republic

The Romans Create a Republic. Chapter 6, Section 1 Page 141. The Roman Empire. As the Greek civilization began to decline, a new civilization to the West began to emerge. The city of Rome grew from a small village to a mighty empire.

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The Romans Create a Republic

The Romans Create a Republic. Chapter 6, Section 1 Page 141. The Roman Empire. As the Greek civilization began to decline, a new civilization to the West began to emerge. The city of Rome grew from a small village to a mighty empire.

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Rome Expands

Rome Expands. Rome Expands . Main Idea : We will see just how Rome slowly destroyed the C arthaginian Empire and took control of the entire Mediterranean region. . Rome Expands .

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A History of Confirmation Parallels & Precedents

A History of Confirmation Parallels & Precedents . An initiation ritual signifying and effecting full membership in the church Characterized by confusion Initiation for infants and adult converts It is given only once Seal of the Holy Spirit Intensification for children and adolescents

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Health Careers

Health Careers. Kevin Widrick Career Services Coordinator Howard Sackett Technical Center kwidrick@mail.boces.com 315-377-7306. Health Services Overview.

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Aeneid Summary

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Chapter 8 Section 2

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Rome as a Republic

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HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL. Career after Zama and the manner and impact of his death The destruction of Carthage By Michael Touma. After Zama. After Hannibal was defeated at Zama, Carthage was reduced to the status of a client state and lost all power of enacting its own treaties and diplomacy .

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Seafaring Traders

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The Punic Wars

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The Punic Wars

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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Punic wars

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Carthage

Carthage. Dispute over control of Sicily and trade routes in the western Mediterranean brought Rome into conflict with the powerful North African city-state of Carthage. Carthage had been founded as Phoenician colony 500 years earlier. Result was the three Punic Wars 264-146 BC.

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Chapter 3 Section 4 The Phoenicians

Chapter 3 Section 4 The Phoenicians. The Phoenician civilization began on a thin strip of land along the Mediterranean Sea. Consisted of city-states The Phoenician People Fearless sailors who guided ships full of trade goods Dominated sea trade in Mediterranean Sea for hundreds of years

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Chapter 3 Section 4 The Phoenicians

Chapter 3 Section 4 The Phoenicians. The Phoenician civilization began on a thin strip of land along the Mediterranean Sea. Consisted of city-states The Phoenician People Fearless sailors who guided ships full of trade goods Dominated sea trade in Mediterranean Sea for hundreds of years

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II. The Rise of Carthage

II. The Rise of Carthage. A) Following the collapse of Phoenicia, wealthy Carthaginian landowners and merchants established an Oligarchic Republic in the former colony.

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