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The 'colonies' they established were in fact trading stations. This allowed them to trade extensively in local produce and cross-trade between areas as well as just in their own produce of timber, food and dyes.
The exception was their colony Carthage, which grew in strength to establish its own trading colonies in the western Mediterranean.
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Which culture is the most closely associated with seafaring trading and establishing colonies on other continents that the Mediterranean sea?
That would be the very ancient Phoenicians (1550 BC-300 BC).See the related Wikipedia link listed below for more information:
Which group of people originally established colonies on Sicily and in Italy?
Phoenicians
What was one way that European countries increased their wealth and power?
establishing colonies in North America
The Phoenicians did not established trading colonies where?
In most of the world - just around the Mediterranean.
Which culture is most closely associated with seafaring trade and establishing colonies on other continents that border the Mediterraneans sea?
That would be the very ancient Phoenicians (1550 BC-300 BC).See the related Wikipedia link listed below for more information:
Why did Phoenicians establish colonies along the Mediterranean coast?
they wanted to make trading post
What one way European countries increased their wealth and power?
Establishing colonies in North America
What is the definiton of colonization?
establishing a colony or colonies in the act or process
In 1492 to 1519 Spain focused on establishing colonies where?
The Indies.
What was not a goal of europeans exploration?
ending reconquista or establishing colonies.
Why reason Phoenicians establish colonies along the Mediterranean Sea?
They established trading stations rather than colonies, to promote their carry-trade activity.
Which culture most closely associated with seafaring trading and establishing colonies on other continents that border the Mediterranean sea?
That would be the very ancient Phoenicians (1550 BC-300 BC).See the related Wikipedia link listed below for more information:
