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What was the general daily life like for a Phoenician?
Most Phoenicians were poor and thus led a pastoral life (leading sheep and goats around the side of a hill for meager wages). Richer Phoenicians were actively engaged in trade and commerce. Imagine something similar to a farmer's market.
What led to the creation of warships by the Phoenicians?
Their merchant ships being attacked by pirates
What led the Phoenicians to create a successful sea trade?
They had limited farming land to support a growing population - they had the choice of conquering more land or trade. They chose the latter.
What natural obstacle led Phoenicans to use the sea for trade?
The land trading routes were blocked because of mountains and neighbors so they had to use the sea as their trade roots now.
What was Harriet Tubman's big obstacle?
Harriet Tubman's biggest obstacle was discovering the Underground Railroad. She became famous by finding the Underground Railroad, that led to the north. She freed over 300 slaves.
What led to the creation of the special warships by the Phoenicians?
Their merchant ships being attacked by pirates
What economic activity led to the cultural diffusion of the Phoenician alphabet?
The Phoenicians traded around the Mediterranean Sea, and spread their writing to the peoples there.
Why did the Phoenicians turn to trade and the sea for their livelihood?
What caused Phoenicians to rely upon to travel and trade by the sea
How trade led to battles?
Trade led to battles when the Native Americans were pressed for more pelts. The traders were making the hunt for them more competitive.
What led the Phoenicians to use sea as trade?
Before the time of mechanical transport, moving goods by animal-drawn wagons was slow, and over a couple of hundred kilometers at 15 km a day, they would eat out the cargo they were drawing. Water transport was the feasible alternative over longer distances.
What led most directly to the Opium Wars?
Britain's trade deficitChina's trade policyChina's trade surplus
Where the portuguese trade route led?
Spain
