Select the enemies the ancient Romans successfully battled. Select all that apply. -Samnites

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Anika [276]3 years ago

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samnites , celtics , etruscans , carthaginians

Dominik [7]3 years ago

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The enemies that the ancient romans successfully battled are the following; • Celtics – they are referred to the tribes of people during the iron age. • Etruscans – they are known for their mineral resources that are rich and in the same time, they contain the major Mediterranean trading power. • Carthaginians – their origins are traced to the Phoenicians in which they have either less or more control with their city state because of the fall of the tyre with the Babylonian.

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