Where was the city of Carthage, Rome's greatest rival, located?

On the coast of North Africa, in modern Tunisia

On the southern coast of Sicily, facing Africa

On the southern coast of Spain, the city now called Cartagena

Along the Phoenician coast, in modern Lebanon

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Chaz Rowland

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8 February, 21:06

Where was the city of Carthage, Rome's greatest rival, located?

On the coast of North Africa, in modern Tunisia

On the southern coast of Sicily, facing Africa

On the southern coast of Spain, the city now called Cartagena

Along the Phoenician coast, in modern Lebanon

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Demarion Herman · Answer 1

Carthage, Rome's greatest rival, was located " On the coast of North Africa, in modern Tunisia," since this location gave them a great deal of access to the Mediterranean Sea.

Where was the city of Carthage, Rome's greatest rival, located?On the coast of North Africa, in modern TunisiaOn the southern coast of Sicily, facing AfricaOn the southern coast of Spain, the city now called CartagenaAlong the Phoenician coast, in modern Lebanon

Where was the city of Carthage, Rome's greatest rival, located?

On the coast of North Africa, in modern Tunisia

On the southern coast of Sicily, facing Africa

On the southern coast of Spain, the city now called Cartagena

Along the Phoenician coast, in modern Lebanon