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1 The fall of Carthage Third PUNIC WAR

2 Why is there so much Vocab.? Third Punic War- Last war between Rome and Carthage Carthage lost all of its power

3 The last Vocab. Slide For real this time!☻ “Plowed salt into their field Method the Romans used to stop an opponents crops from growing We must stop Cartage’s crops from growing Why? Ok We need that plow for the war effort

4 How did the 3 rd Punic War start? Rome attacked Carthage with fear of its growing power War started in 149 BCE

5 Who Won? Rome! Again!

6 What did the winners do to the losers? Enslaved them

7 What did Rome control by 146BCE Italy, Macedonia, Syria and Greece

8 Another Fun Fact!! Hannibal fought with elephants!

9 THE END Now Lets Play!!!

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