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Q: Did the Minoans patrol the eastern Mediterranean sea to protect their trading ships from pirates?
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What did the discovery at Knossos reveal about in the minoans?

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How did Carthage become so powerful?

Carthage was a city-state that many people believe was the result of the seaman ship of the ancient Phoenicians. They were a trading and commerce people in the Eastern Mediterranean. Their explorations of the eastern part of the that sea had ample supplies and chances to gain wealth by trade, diplomacy and war if needed. Carthage was in a central part of the Mediterranean and gave them access to the wealth of Sicily and eastern Spain. With their wealth they were able to supplement their own military strength by hiring armies of mercenaries. Alliances with Greek colonies in the Mediterranean helped their power & wealth.


Was the navy established to stop muslim pirates?

No. There are several navies. Most are to protect the interests of the country from which they originate.


Why do you think the Barbary pirates felt free to demand tribute from the US?

They thought that the range of US merchant ships, which traded throughout the Mediterranean and which were generally easy prey, was greater than the effective range of the US Navy. At the time, that estimate was entirely correct. The US Navy had just sold off its only remaining warship in order to cover debts and was powerless to protect merchant ships. Extorting tribute from the US was, at the time, a risk-free proposition. The attacks of the Barbary pirates spurred the US government to fund and build more warships (the "original six frigates") in order to better protect merchants and ultimately to end the threat of the pirates.


Why did queen elizabeth1 protect the English pirates known as the sea dogs?

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What did the discovery at Knossos reveal about in the minoans?

Idk


Pirates from where forced the US to pay a yearly bribe to protect them from the attack?

Barbary pirates, based in North Africa, forced the United States to pay a tribute in the early 1800s. This tribute was demanded to protect American ships from being attacked by pirates operating in the Mediterranean Sea.


Why did Queen Elizabeth protect the pirates?

she protected the pirates because they stole gold and jewels for her.


What characteristics of the Phoenicians indicate that they were skilled sailors?

They established trade routes around the Mediterranean, even going as far as Cornwall to trade for tin. And the established naval power to protect this trade from pirates and other competitors/predators.


How does the eastern cottontail protect itself from its predators?

to protect its babies


What was the purpose for old fort Nassau?

to protect the habour from pirates


How did geography protect egyptians?

Geography helped protect Egyptians due to the presence of the huge Sahara desert, the Mediterranean Sea and the Nile River


Why did Phoenicia become a thriving and wealthy religion?

It was the main trader around the Mediterranean Sea.


Why do you want to protect the Eastern bluebirds?

Eastern bluebirds are very nice birds and eat many garden pests.


How did Carthage become so powerful?

Carthage was a city-state that many people believe was the result of the seaman ship of the ancient Phoenicians. They were a trading and commerce people in the Eastern Mediterranean. Their explorations of the eastern part of the that sea had ample supplies and chances to gain wealth by trade, diplomacy and war if needed. Carthage was in a central part of the Mediterranean and gave them access to the wealth of Sicily and eastern Spain. With their wealth they were able to supplement their own military strength by hiring armies of mercenaries. Alliances with Greek colonies in the Mediterranean helped their power & wealth.


What were dangers the Phoenicians faced on their journeys?

They had to protect their trade around the Mediterranean by force. The Greeks bacame competitors. The Persians incorporated them into their empire, and used their ships as part of their navy against the Greeks. The Carthaginian Phoenicians were destroyed by their rising rivals the Romans. Phoenicia was taken over by the Macedonian kingdoms. Rome took them all into its expanding empire.


Why did the congress initially create the US navy?

to fight the Barbary pirates and protect our shipped goods