S2E2 - Rome & Carthage - From Kings to Councils: How Rome and Carthage Learned to Rule Themselves

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History with Dad

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History With Dad makes the past sound like storytime — with humor, heart, and a healthy dose of Dad jokes. Each season explores the complex relationships between nations and the people caught in between, through fun, story-driven episodes and quick Dad Tangents. History’s greatest stories, told with heart, humor, and a whole lot of Dad jokes. Perfect for curious listeners ages 8+, families, and anyone who likes their history both educational and entertaining. Main Episodes every Tuesday. Shorter Dad Tangents every Wednesday and Thursday.

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S2E2 - Rome & Carthage - From Kings to Councils: How Rome and Carthage Learned to Rule Themselves

History with Dad

31 minutes 29 seconds

1 month ago

S2E2 - Rome & Carthage - From Kings to Councils: How Rome and Carthage Learned to Rule Themselves

Hey everyone, and welcome back to History with Dad!

The monarchies are out and the councils are in. In this episode, Rome kicks its last king to the curb and invents the Republic, while Carthage polishes its own system of merchant aristocrats and maritime power. Across the Mediterranean, new governments, new rivals, and new alliances start reshaping the ancient world — setting the stage for the first real handshake (and future fistfight) between Rome and Carthage.

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