Where did the Carthaginians originally migrate from?

A) The Carthaginians were a tribe of Phoenicians that colonized North Africa in hopes of expanding trade into the western Mediterranean Sea.
B) The Carthaginians were a tribe of Etruscans that colonized North Africa in hopes of expanding trade into the western Mediterranean Sea.
C) The Carthaginians were a tribe of Greeks that colonized North Africa in hopes of expanding trade into the western Mediterranean Sea.
D) The Carthaginians were a tribe of Egyptians that colonized North Africa in hopes of expanding trade into the western Mediterranean Sea.
E) The Carthaginians were a tribe of Assyrians that colonized North Africa in hopes of expanding trade into the western Mediterranean Sea.


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a. raising of children b. making money c. preventing sin d. promoting republicanism

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