The causes of the war were a result of both Roman and Carthaginian actions. Both nations took decisive actions that forced them towards the war.
Explanation:
The fault for the beginning of the Second Punic War can not be placed on a single nation. The causes of the war were a result of both Roman and Carthaginian actions. Both nations took decisive actions that forced them towards the war. Although Rome’s actions were not directly offensive, they set up a path for Carthaginians with very few options.
The causes of the war were caused by the actions of both Rome and Carthage. I am currently learning this in my History class so I am sure this is right.
Answer is A, and I like to remember Roosevelt’s Square Deal as tackling the “CCCs”: consumer protection, control of corporations (trust busting/regulating), and conservation.
