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Mediterranean Sea. They went as far afield as Cornwall for tin, and also traded in the Canary Islands, both in The Atlantic.
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What are the trade routes of the Phoenicians?
Throughout the Mediterranean Sea.
Who were the people who developed the arts of sailing and sea trade?
Phoenicians
Why did the Phoenicians the sea for trade?
The Phoenicians use the sea for trade because the alternative - slow 1 ton carts was impossibly over distances greater than 60 km, and their trade distances were in 1,000s of km.
Who first used the ocean for transportation and trade?
The Cretans or Phoenicians used the Mediterranean Sea for trade
What sea did the Phoenicians trade in?
Mediterranean Sea, however they went as far as the English Channel for tin.
Why dd Phoenicians choose the sea for trading?
phoenicians chose the sea for trading because phoenicia's overland trade routes were blocked by mountains and hostile neighbors.
What two interests did the Hebrews and Phoenicians share?
Not all of the Israelite tribes, but some of them engaged in fishing and sea-trade, as did the Phoenicians.
To whom did the Phoenicians expand their manufacturing and trade?
To the peoples around the Mediterranean Sea.
What did the Phoenicians do on the sea?
They moved trade goods, protected by effective war fleets.
Why were the Phoenicians forced to use the sea for trade?
because mountains there were mountains to the east and north
Why did the Phoenicians make a living off of sea?
With an expanding population, they had to gain more resources - by conquest or trade. They chose trade.
Who did the Phoenicians trade with?
Around the Mediterranean Sea littoral, and as far afield as Cornwall and the Canary Islands.
