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They had fleets of trading vessels which they used to transport their saleable goods around the Mediterranean and bring back goods which they needed. They also used the ships for carriage-trade - to take goods from one foreign area to other areas.
Godfrey Smitham
The Phoenicians were renowned seafarers and traders in the ancient Mediterranean. They established colonies and trade routes across the region, forging commercial connections with various cultures. They used their advanced shipbuilding skills to navigate the waters, transporting goods such as textiles, precious metals, glassware, and pottery. The Phoenicians also developed a standardized system of weights and measures to facilitate trade and used their alphabet to record transactions.
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How do you use Phoenicians in a sentence?
The Phoenicians were a people who became prosperous through international trade.
What did Phoenicians develop when in contact with foreign people?
Trade.
Who were the people who developed the arts of sailing and sea trade?
Phoenicians
Which people grew more powerful dueto trade rather than from winning battles?
c. the Phoenicians
What did the Phoenicians Trade?
food
What started the dye-trading in Phoenicia?
Demand from other countries and the eagerness of the Phoenicians to trade.
What did Phoenicians use to trade goods with people?
Timber, dyes, foodstuffs, minerals, jewels.
Why did the Phoenicians trade for?
Profit.
Which people grew more power due to trade rather than from winning battles?
Phoenicians
Why did the Phoenicians trade water?
Phoenicians did not trade water as water was not a commonly sought substance. (People drank beer and washed their clothes and themselves in rivers.) Phoenicians traded using ships to navigate over the Mediterranean Sea (water) to navigate between the different civilizations on the edges of the Mediterranean.
Why Phoenicians traveled south for?
Trade.
What did the Phoenicians become international from?
Trade.
