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There were three wars over the period 264 to 146 BCE, Rome winning each one. In the third war, Carthage was captured, destroyed and its people sold into slavery
as a 'final solution' to the resilient Carthaginian rivalry.

sergey [27]3 years ago

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There were three wars over the period 264 to 146 BCE, Rome winning each one. In the third war, Carthage was captured, destroyed and its people sold into slavery as a 'final solution' to the resilient Carthaginian rivalry. I hope this helps I love stuff with Rome.

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