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What great trading empire dominated the Mediterranean from the Ugarit to Carthage?
The Phoenicians.
What was Carthage's empire?
It had a great trading empire in the Western Mediterranean.
What are some major accomplishments by the Carthage civilization?
It established a great trading empire in the Western Mediterranean.
Why did Phoenicia become a thriving and wealthy religion?
It was the main trader around the Mediterranean Sea.
Do the Phoenicians have a great trading empire?
Yes, they elected to expand by trade rather than conquest, and extended their trade around the Mediterranean, and to the Canary Islands and Cornwall.
Why was Carthage great?
It built a great trading empire.
What great empire once ruled the Mediterranean from Italy?
the roman empire
What were the Phoenicians noted for?
A great trading empire
What was The great empire that dominated the Middle East?
assyrian,pedian,hittites
Did the Pershing dominate the mediteranian in the west prior to rise of the roman power?
Pershing was a US general. If you mean Persians, they dominated the eastern (not western) part Mediterranean on its Asian shores and Egypt until the conquest of their empire by Alexander the Great. Their dominance was replaced by that of the Greek-dominated Hellenistic States: the Kingdom of Pergamon, the Seleucid Empire and the Ptolemaic Kingdom.
Why kush empire has been a great empire?
The Kush Empire was a great empire because it was a continuation of the kingdom of Egypt, and it established important trading cities.
What city state was bold enough to send its commercial fleets past the Pillars of Hercules and begin trading on the Atlantic Ocean coastline and also traded with Britain?
The city state of Carthage had an advanced commercial empire that dominated commercial shipping throughout the Mediterranean Sea. Their sophisticated transport vessels and a powerful naval fleet protected their trading empire. Carthage was known for expanding into the Atlantic Ocean to trade with peoples on the coast of Atlantic Africa and along the northern European coastlines that also led to what is now the island of Great Britain.
