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GCSE History · key term
The relative strength of competing states, including their military forces, wealth, territory and ability to influence others.
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Paper 2
Revise: The Aftermath of the First Punic WarThe balance of power means the relative strength of the two states. Territory mattered, but so did ships, money, manpower and the ability to recover from defeats.
Explain changes in the balance of power comparatively: connect a Roman gain to a Carthaginian loss, rather than simply stating that Rome won.
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