Rome's Defeat by Carthage in 216 Proved That ________

question 49

Multiple Choice

Rome's defeat by Carthage in 216 proved that ________.

• A) Carthage had incurred disastrous debt
• B) an alliance between the two powers was inevitable
• C) Carthage would control the Mediterranean
• D) Rome's control of Italy was not unshakeable

Understand the use of citations and how cases are cited in legal documents.

Gain familiarity with Shepard's abbreviation system and its applications.

Learn the different methods of searching legal databases, including Boolean and natural language searches.

Recognize the functionality and content of different legal research databases such as Westlaw and Lexis.

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Definitions:

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