How seafering traders live?
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- How seafering traders live?
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- Quizlet. (2016). World History - 3.3 Seafaring Tradershttps://quizlet.com/145081722/world-history-33-seafaring-traders-flash-cards/
- The Phoenicians came after the Minoans and they were across and beyond the Mediterranean Sea. By 1200 BCE, they were the dominant maritime power, until around 800 BCE.
- The Minoans lived in an island of Crete in the southern portion of the Aegean Sea, close to the Mediterranean. They were from 3000 to 1100 BC.
- CRAM. (2009). World History Minoans And Phoenicians - Seafaring Traders - Chapter 3. https://www.cram.com/flashcards/world-history-minoans-and-phoenicians-seafaring-traders-chapter-3-732959
- The phoenicians don't create a unified military empire, they coalesced into several fiercely independent city-states like Arwad, Byblos, Berot, Sidon, Sarepta, and Tyre.
- Each city-state socialice with the other, so they shared a common language,script and several cultural characteristics.
- National Geography. (2020). Purple Reign: A passion for purple built the Phoenicians' vast trading empire. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/history-magazine/article/purple-reign-passion-phoenician-dye-built-vast-trading-empire
- Phoenicians created a robust network, spreading technologies and ideas as they traveled. They had an economic interest in maintaining sea lanes and making it easy to get raw materials.
- Minoans dominated trade, the finest item they traded was pottery, then they traded swords, figurines, and precious metals.
- There were multiple Phoenicians deities. Their gods were seen as powerful and unpredictable. Since they trade with other cultures, many of their religious believes were based on Mesopotamian traditions.
- Minoans traded pottery, then they traded swords, figurines, and precious metals.
- They did a lot of cultural diffusion when they traded.
- National Geography. (2020). Purple Reign: A passion for purple built the Phoenicians' vast trading empire. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/history-magazine/article/purple-reign-passion-phoenician-dye-built-vast-trading-empire
- Minoans give us a lot of contributions like reading and writing, and part of the alphabet we use today, because of that, now we can commuicate and write.
- Also, Phoenicians created the first alphabet which influenced writing systems everywhere. They used this alphabet to record their histories on papyrus.
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