The foreign policy of the Carthaginian state
A)was neglected by the Phoenician Empire.
B)was restricted by its more powerful neighbors.
C)reflected an interest in protecting its sea trade.
D)was constantly overturned by Greek powers.
E)was based on Assyrian models.

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Carthage, a Phoenician city-state, was renowned for its maritime prowess and extensive trade network across the Mediterranean. Its foreign policy was largely focused on protecting these sea trade routes to ensure economic prosperity and security.

The Foreign Policy of the Carthaginian State