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After the First Punic War, Rome gained control over the Mediterranean islands of Sicily, Sardinia, and Corsica. How did these territorial gains help the Roman Republic?

After the First Punic War, Rome gained control over the Mediterranean islands of Sicily, Sardinia, and Corsica. How did these territorial gains help the Roman Republic?
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After the First Punic War, Rome gained control over

the Mediterranean islands of Sicily, Sardinia, and
Corsica.
How did these territorial gains help the Roman Republic?

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After the first punic war Rome established its naval power as well as land

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