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The document discusses the Punic Wars between the Roman Republic and the Carthaginian Empire. It provides background on the Phoenicians who founded Carthage in North Africa and the commonalities between Rome and Carthage as sea powers. The document also prompts the reader to imagine being in a situation where they want the last piece of pizza and eye their sibling, references homework assignments involving journal entries and parent signatures, and poses questions about social classes and political issues in Rome during this period.
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