Answer:
3. Farmers had to fight
Step-by-step explanation:
The Punica Wars were conflicts fought between Carthage and Rome that disputed the control of the region of the Mediterranean Sea. The conflict was composed of three wars, the last being fought for the total destruction of Carthage, which was starting an agricultural production. This culminated in the destruction of farms and the death of many people. A positive effect of the war was the advances in technology and knowledge, mainly for Rome, which had the opportunity to modernize the Roman navy strongly.