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It had to be Rome. They won, didn't they?

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At its peak, the Roman Empire was greater than Carthage in terms of territorial extent, military power, and cultural influence. Roman conquests spread across Europe, Northern Africa, and the Middle East, while Carthage was limited to parts of North Africa and some Mediterranean islands. Additionally, Rome's strong military and advanced infrastructure allowed it to surpass Carthage's economic and political prowess.

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