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Who ruled the seas and created a successful trading colony at Carthage?
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They were the Phoenicians.
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Which was Phoenicia's most successful colony in North Africa?
Carthage.
Who ruled Carthage first?
It was a trading colony of the Phoenician city-state of Tyre.
Why was Carthage built?
Tyre established it s a trading colony in the Western Mediterranean.
How did the Phoenicans discover Carthage?
They traded throughout the Mediterranean and established a trading colony there, which grew into an independent city-state.
Where were Phoenicia and Carthage located?
Phoenicia - the Levant. Carthage - today's Tunisia.
What were the two Phoenician colonies?
Carthage and its colony New Carthage.
What kind political unit was Carthage?
Colony is the political unit. This was in Carthage.
How does colony relate to Phoenicians?
The Phoenician established a colony at Carthage in Tunisia which became a prominent power in the western Mediterranean. They also established trading stations/colonies around the Mediterranean and Black Seas, and in Babylon.
What is the most famous Phoenician colony?
Tyre as Homebase and Carthage as a Military base and Colony
What continent is the colony of Carthage located on?
Carthage is located on the continent of Africa.
What colony did the Phoenicians found?
Carthage.
What type of colony was deleware?
it was prodomintaly created for trading, but also for religious freedom.
