Question

1. what territory did rome control by 264 bc?

a. most of the iberian peninsula
b. most of the italian peninsula
c. corsica and sardinia
d. greece and macedonia

1. which of the following was controlled by carthage in 264 bc?

a. reece
b. macedonia
c. corsica
d. rome

1. what carthagenian territory did not come under rome’s control in 146 bc?

a. carthage
b. corsica
c. sardinia
d. part of northern africa

Explanation:

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To determine Rome's territory by 264 BC, we analyze each option:

• Option a: Rome gained most of the Iberian Peninsula later, not by 264 BC.
• Option b: By 264 BC (start of the First Punic War), Rome had unified and controlled most of the Italian Peninsula.
• Option c: Corsica and Sardinia were acquired after the First Punic War, not by 264 BC.
• Option d: Greece and Macedonia were conquered later (during the Macedonian Wars), not by 264 BC.

To identify Carthage’s 264 BC territory:

• Option a: “Reece” (likely a typo for “Greece”) was not controlled by Carthage in 264 BC.
• Option b: Macedonia was not controlled by Carthage in 264 BC.
• Option c: Corsica was controlled by Carthage in 264 BC (Rome later took it).
• Option d: Rome was independent, not controlled by Carthage.

In 146 BC, Rome destroyed Carthage and took its territories (Corsica, Sardinia, and parts of North Africa). The question asks which Carthaginian territory did not come under Rome’s control in 146 BC. However, all listed (Carthage, Corsica, Sardinia, and part of North Africa) were controlled by Rome by 146 BC. Assuming a possible typo or error, but if we re - evaluate:

• Option a: Carthage was destroyed and controlled by Rome.
• Option b: Corsica was controlled by Rome.
• Option c: Sardinia was controlled by Rome.
• Option d: Part of Northern Africa was controlled by Rome.

But if we consider the options as given, and assuming a mis - phrasing (maybe “did come”), but following the question: if we assume a mistake and the intended answer is d (maybe a different region, but with the given options, there is an inconsistency. However, based on typical knowledge, all these were controlled. But if we have to choose from the options, and assuming a possible error in the question, but if we take the options as is, and if we consider that maybe the question meant “did come” and there is a mistake, but if we follow the options, and if we assume that the intended answer is d (maybe a different part, but with the given, we proceed. But actually, in 146 BC, Rome took Carthage, Corsica, Sardinia, and North African territories. So there is an issue, but if we have to choose, maybe a typo and the answer is d. But this is a bit confusing. However, based on the options, and typical questions, the answer is d. Part of Northern Africa (but actually, Rome did control part of it). Maybe the question has a mistake, but following the options:

Answer:

b. Most of the Italian Peninsula

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