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In which series of wars did Rome finally defeat Carthage and become the dominant force in the Mediterranean?
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In which series of wars did Rome finally defeat Carthage and become the dominant force in the Mediterranean?

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The answer is “Punic wars” D

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It would be the series of "Punic Wars" that Rome finally defeated Carthage and become the dominant force in the Mediterranean, since these were the decisive military battles that made it possible.
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