NO. The Carthaginians were not Arabs since they were a mix of indigenous North Africans or Amazigh (Berbers), Black Africans from the Interior, and the Phoenician Traders who built the city. While the Phoenicians are from what is now Lebanon, Syria, and Israel, they were not Arab as the Arabs at that point in history lived only in Arabia. Since Amazigh are not Arab, Africans are not Arab, and Phoenicians are not Arab, any mix of the three in any ratio would not be Arab.
No - they were descendents of the Phoenician people of the Levant.
which group of people originating from Lebanon built Carthage They were Phoenicians from the city of Tyre.
Carthaginians
The Phoenicians.
Its people were sold into slavery.
They were descended from Phoenicians from the Levant.
which group of people originating from Lebanon built Carthage They were Phoenicians from the city of Tyre.
If you mean who founded Carthage, it was established by the Phoenicians, a seafaring people from present day Lebanon.
Carthaginians
over 30,000 people.
Carthage was established by the Carthaginians also known as the Phoenicians or Punics by the Romans. They were a people very interested in trade and Carthage was the city that assumed leadership of all of their trading posts.
The Phoenicians.
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Carthage was destroyed and its people sold into slavery to terminate it as a competitor to Rome, and Rome dominated the Western Mediterranean and by pursuing Macedonia which had supported Carthage, it became embroiled in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Its people were sold into slavery.
They were descended from Phoenicians from the Levant.
Rome and Carthage.