The map shows the expansion of the Roman Republic. A map titled The Second Punic War. A key shows Scipio's route with a teal arrow, Hannibal's route with an orange arrow, Carthage in green, Rome at the start of the First Punic war in orange. Most of Italy is orange. The northern coast of Africa, the eastern and southern coast of Spain, most of Sicily, and all of Sardinia and Corsica are green. Carthage and Zama are in Africa. New Carthage in in Spain. Rome is in Italy. A teal arrow begins at Rome, crosses the Aegean Sea, curves west around Carthage and ends slightly south of Zama. An orange arrow begins at New Carthage, travels north along the coast then southeast through the center of Italy, around the eastern side of Sicily in the Mediterranean Sea ending at the African coast south of Carthage. According to the map, which territory did Rome gain during the Punic Wars? Asia Minor Gaul Rome Spain

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∻Answer∻ ⚹ Rome gained Spain during the Punic Wars. ⚹ ∻Key Concept∻ ⚹ Territorial expansion after the Punic Wars ⚹ ∻Explanation∻ ⚹ During the Punic Wars, Rome fought against the Carthaginian Empire for control over the western Mediterranean. The Second Punic War, in particular, was marked by Hannibal's famous campaign into Italy. However, after the wars, Rome emerged victorious and expanded its territory significantly. By the end of the Third Punic War, Rome had destroyed Carthage and gained control over many of its territories, including the region of Hispania (modern-day Spain), which became a Roman province. This expansion solidified Rome's power in the Mediterranean and contributed to its transformation from a republic to an empire. ⚹◊What strategic advantages did the Roman Republic gain by acquiring territories during the Punic Wars?⍭ Generate me a similar question◊

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