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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