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Why is Phoenicians important?
Phoenicians is important because they are the people of greece. They were the people who lived in greece the inhabitants.
Why were the Phoenicians important?
they were one of the first armies
What kind of movement is represented by the minoans and Phoenicians why was it important?
because
The most important achievement of the Phoenicians was the creation of large sea-faring vessels?
False, the most important achievement of the Phoenicians was not the creation of large sea-faring vessels. It was syllabic writing. and they were gay
What were 2 important developments of the Phoenicians?
Systematic carriage trade and an alphabet.
Why is Phoenicians important?
Phoenicians is important because they are the people of greece. They were the people who lived in greece the inhabitants.
Why were the Phoenicians important?
they were one of the first armies
What natural resource that was important to the Phoenicians?
Cedar timber.
What was the most important contribution of the Phoenicians to our civilizations?
their alphabet
Why were the Phoenicians important to the Israelites?
They were both Semitic peoples and neighbours.
What kind of movement is represented by the minoans and Phoenicians why was it important?
because
The most important achievement of the Phoenicians was the creation of large sea-faring vessels?
False, the most important achievement of the Phoenicians was not the creation of large sea-faring vessels. It was syllabic writing. and they were gay
What were 2 important developments of the Phoenicians?
Systematic carriage trade and an alphabet.
What was the most important contribution of the Phoenicians to our civilization?
Navigating by the stars.
Name one important contribution made by the Phoenicians?
One important contribution made by the Phoenicians was that they created the Phoenician alphabet. that consisted of 22 letters that represented the sounds of the human voice. Hope this helps you =)
What was the Phoenicians' most important trading post?
The most important trading post was Carthage.
What was the most important city-state of the Phoenicians?
Tyre, which also established Carthage.
