معاهدة زاما بداية لنهاية قرطاجة 201- 146 ق. م

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This study aims to present a summary of the Second Roman-Carthaginian war, or what was called the Second punic war, which ended by the battle of Zama, which resulted in the defeat of Carthage.

Zama’s defeat was followed by the signing of an agreement between Rome and Carthage, which was the Treaty of Zama 201 BC, which had repercussions on both sides, especially Carthage so that this treaty was the beginning of the decline of its internationally and regionally power , and then finally destroyed in 146 BC.