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The Phoenician alphabet is the original basis of the Latin and Roman alphabets and so of our alphabets today.
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∙ 6y agoInitially established by Tyre, it became independent in its own right and covered the Western Mediterranean.
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What was the name of the Phoenicians' most important trading post?
Carthage was the most important - it developed into an independent city which dominated the Western Mediterranean until it was destroyed by a rising rival - Rome.
What technological innovation was most important for settlers living in West Texas in the late 1800's?
Steamboat's!!
What contributed most to the greatness of Carthage?
Its trading ability.
Rome and Carthage were bitter?
Rome and Carthage became mortal enemies for the same reasons that most all of the ancient world were enemies---power. Whoever had the most power controlled the trade and resources of the area.Over dominance of the Western Mediterranean.
What advantage did Carthage have at the beginning of its first war with ancient Rome?
Carthage had several advantages at the beginning of its first war with Rome. Very importantly Carthage had a developed navy. This enabled their military to embark to what it deemed strategic places in the Mediterranean Sea. Another advantage Carthage had was control of strategic islands in the Mediterranean, namely Sardinia and Corsica. Carthage had Greek allies in Sicily, the south of the Italian peninsula, and as faraway as Corinth. Carthage had a long standing position in Western Spain as well. For the most part she was in control of shipping and land bases in the western Mediterranean Sea.
What were cities that were Phoenician trading centers?
The most important were Tyre, Sidon, Byblos and Carthage.
Which was Phoenicia's most successful colony in North Africa?
Carthage.
What was the Phoenicians' most important trading post?
The most important trading post was Carthage.
What was Phoenicia's most important achievement?
Inventing an alphabet which became the basis for ancient and modern alphabets.
What was the most important technological innovation of the Renaissance was?
printing press
Which innovation was most important for American industrialization?
stream power
What was the most important innovation of the transport revolution?
The steam engine
What was of the most important innovation of the transportation revolution?
The steam engine
What was the most important city-state of the Phoenicians?
Tyre, which also established Carthage.
What was the most important innovation in the Arabic number system?
the number zero
What was the most Important innovation of the Han Dynasty?
I would say it would be the currency that united china during the Qin dynasty! Hope I helped!
Is distribution network innovation one of the most important forces shaping scm?
yes
