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Please take out your homework and composition books. Happy Friday! Please take out your homework and composition books.

In Your Composition books: WHY are the values below wrong? Explain then correct it! XXXX IC IIX VL

P.O.A. Reminders about: lunch and Tuesday #8 notes finished with Punic Wars intro Punic Wars Recap- animated awesomeness Punic Wars & Hannibal recap #10 (use #11 and class today!)

Punic Wars Wars between Carthage and Rome. Carthage- Phoenician city in Africa. Controlled most of N. Africa and Spain

Rome expanded into lands around Carthage. Romans copied Carthaginian warships. Put a corvus, or movable bridge, onto each ship. 1st Punic War (264 - 241 B.C.E.)- Romans defeated the Carthaginians.

2nd Punic War (218 - 201 B.C.E.) Carthage led by General Hannibal Barca. Attacked Rome from the north, marched through Spain, Gaul (France), and over the Alps into Italy.

Used elephants to break Roman lines.

Fought their way to Rome but couldn’t get through the cities walls. Roamed Italian countryside for 15 years destroying towns and crops. Romans attacked Carthage Hannibal lost battle at Zama. Rome given money, Spain, and natural resources.

Carthaginians killed or sold into slavery. 3rd Punic War- Romans attacked to prevent Carthage from gaining power in 149 B.C.E. Burned the city, tore down its walls, and supposedly plowed salt into their fields so nothing would grow. Carthaginians killed or sold into slavery. Ruins of Carthage