What were the outcomes of the punic wars?

Answer 1

Rome prevailed over Carthage with Rome receiving war reparations from Carthage . Rome became the premier naval power in the Mediterranean and Carthage retained control of Africa , Corsica and Sardinia .

Answer 2

First Punic War - Roman victory - Carthage lost control of Sicily to Rome

Second Punic War - Roman victory - Carthage lost control of all of it's territory apart from the city itself.

Third Punic War - Roman victory - The city of Carthge was burnt to the ground.

Answer 3

Rome became the dominant power in the Western Mediterranean.

And in punishing Macedonia for aiding Carthage in the Second Punic War, it started to become enmeshed in the affairs of the Eastern Mediterranean.

Answer 4

The Result of the three Punic Wars was that Rome gained dominance over the western basin of the Mediterranean. Rome besieged and destroyed Carthage and sold 50,000 Carthaginians who survived the siege as slaves. She also seized all of Carthage's territories: western Sicily (by winning the First Punic War) Sardinia and Corsica (soon after the first war) Southern Spain (during the Second Punic War) and Carthage's homeland territories, Tunisia and western Libya, in the Third Punic War. Towards the end of the Second Punic War, Carthage also lost the support of their allies and next door neighbours, the Numidians of Algeria, who defected to Rome.

Answer 5

Rome won all three, and as a final solution against the resilient Carthaginians, sold their entire people into slavery.

Answer 6

Carthage was removed as a competitor to Rome's ambitions in the Western Mediterranean by selling its people into slavery.

Answer 7

Rome was victorious and Carthage was destroyed.

Answer 8

Carthage was destroyed and Rome dominated the Western Mediterranean.