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<span>Rome as we all know fought its competitor for West Europe, Carthage, after the 3rd Punic War Rome salted the fields of Carthage, thus keeping Carthage from rising again. With Carthage out of their way, Rome dominated trade in Europe and gained every piece of land that the Mediterranean Sea touched.</span>

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