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2 Mapping the Expansion of the Roman Empire
Cypress Ranch High School World History

3 The Expansion of the Roman Republic : Hmmm…. Horses vs
The Expansion of the Roman Republic : Hmmm…..Horses vs. Elephants The Battle of Zama in the Punic Wars Add Notes to Page 2

4 CLICK ON PICTURE TO PLAY PUNIC WARS

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6 Expansion of the Roman Republic:
Romans conquered all of Italy by BC Expansion throughout Italian peninsula brings the Romans into conflict with Carthage over Sicily Punic Wars – 120 Years Rome acquires territory after each successive series of battles Hannibal defeated at Zama, Carthage loses its territories to Rome By 146 BC Rome rules the Mediterranean

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