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The whole of Italy was now obedient to the imperial power of Rome.
Q. 17. What other foreign state hecame their enemy ?
A. The Roman state had long been jealous of the powerful commercial city of Carthage, and war arose between them, because the Carthagini- ans had aided the Tarentines against Rome.
Q,. 18. How many wars took place between the rival powers 1 A. Three wars, called the 1st, 2d and SdPunick wars, were waged with uncommon vigour and animosity.
Q,. 19. What was the extent of the Car...thagin- ian power ?
A. Her commerce had made Carthage a rich and powerful state, for she possessed not only all the north of Africa, but Spain, Sardinia and Sicily.
Q. 20. When commenced the frst Punickwar?
A. The first contest between Carthage and Rome, began 264 B. C. and continued 23 years with various success.
Q,. 21. Where was it mostly fought ?
A, Sicily was the principal ^eatre of this ELEMENTS OP ANCIENT HISTORY. 43 war, and it now came into the power of the Ro- mans.
Q,. 22. Did naval warfare cmnmence so early ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole of Italy was now obedient to the imperial power of Rome.
Q. 17. What other foreign state hecame their enemy ?
A. The Roman state had long been jealous of the powerful commercial city of Carthage, and war arose between them, because the Carthagini- ans had aided the Tarentines against Rome.
Q,. 18. How many wars took place between the rival powers 1 A. Three wars, called the 1st, 2d and SdPunick wars, were waged with uncommon vigour and animosity.
Q,. 19. What was the extent of the Car...thagin- ian power ?
A. Her commerce had made Carthage a rich and powerful state, for she possessed not only all the north of Africa, but Spain, Sardinia and Sicily.
Q. 20. When commenced the frst Punickwar?
A. The first contest between Carthage and Rome, began 264 B. C. and continued 23 years with various success.
Q,. 21. Where was it mostly fought ?
A, Sicily was the principal ^eatre of this ELEMENTS OP ANCIENT HISTORY. 43 war, and it now came into the power of the Ro- mans.
Q,. 22. Did naval warfare cmnmence so early ?
What to read after Elements of Ancient History :?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kidder, J[onathan] B. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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