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The Punic Wars: Carthage, Hannibal, and Mediterranean Expansion
Describe the three Punic Wars against Carthage and how victory transformed Rome into an empire.
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Analyze the rise of the Roman Republic, transition to Empire, civic institutions, engineering feats, and lasting legal systems.
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