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Q: What is a reason the Phoenicians traded by sea instead of by land?
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How did trade help the Phoencians?

Trade helped the Phoenicians by allowing them to grow wealthy and powerful through their dominance of maritime trade routes in the Mediterranean. They traded goods such as purple dye, glassware, and cedar wood, creating extensive networks and partnerships with other civilizations. This brought them prosperity and cultural exchange.


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They were farmers who became traders. As their population grew larger then the land they held in the Levant could support, they had the choice of conquering more land to farm, or trading. They selected the latter.


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What is the transportation of the Phoenicians?

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Which land did the germanics invadad from Carthage?

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Which modern country is the land once occupied by the ancient Phoenicians?

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