medetranian civiligations

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Why were snails important to the Phoenicians? ***
they gave us purple dye
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Why were snails important to the Phoenicians? *** they gave us purple dye
Why was Tyre a wealthy city? Tyre was a wealthy city because ships from Tyre sold the purple cloth at extremely high prices. The profits helped make Trye a wealthy city.
Besides snails used to dye cloth what other resource did the Phoenicians have? *** Besides the snails, Phoenicia also had a great amount of dense cedar forests.
Who controlled trade throughout the Mediterranean Sea? *** The Phoenicians
What kept other people from competing for trade in the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean? Stories of terrible monsters in the ocean kept other people competing for trade in the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
What type of goods were sold at Phoenician markets? foriegn foods such as figs olives honey and spices. Animals such as giraffes warthhogs and bears
How many symbols were there in the Phoenician alphabet? There were 22 symbols in the Phoenician alpabet.
What forms the basis of many alphabets today? *** the phoenician Alphabet
How did the alphabet affect trade? *** The alphabet simplified trade between people who spoke different languages.
How did trade affect the spread of the alphabet? *** Trading helped the alphabet to spread all over.
What group of people settled in the land south of Phoenicia? The Hebrews settled in the land south of Phoenica.
Hebrews were later called *** Isrealites
Stories about the Israelites can be found in the Hebrew Bible called the The Torah
When did Abraham live? 2000 and 1500 B.C.
The Israelites trace their beginnings to this area of land. Mesopotamia
What is monotheism? belief in one God
Who taught the Israelites monotheism? Abraham
Mono is the Greek prefix for *** one
The Torah says that God told Abraham to leave this land Mesopotamia
Abraham led the people to this land. Aberham led the people to Canaan.
What is a famine? A famine is a time when there is so little food that many people starve.
Why did the Israelites flee south to Egypt? a famine struck there land
Why did the Egyptian King force the Israelites into labor? He grew suspicious of their power.
Who led the Israelites out of Egypt? Moses
What is the Exodus? *** When Moses lead the jews from slavery
Where did the Israelites wander for 40 years? The desert of the Sinai Peninsula.
What did God give the Israelites while in the desert? The Ten Commandments.
Did Israelites ever return to Canaan? Yes.
As the Israelites moved north they united under their first king. Name this king. King Saul
Which King established the capital city in Jerusalem? King David
Who was Davids son? Solomon
After Solomons death the country was split into 2 kingdoms. Name them. Israel and Judah
Who conquered the Israelites and gained control of Judah? Assyria
What does exile mean? To force people to live in another place or country.
Why did the Assyrians exile the Israelites? they resisted Assyrian rule
By 612 B.C. who conquered the Assyrians? Chaldeans
In 587 B.C. the King of Judah reveled against the Chaldeans. King Nebuchadnezzar responded by destroying this capital city. Jerusalem
King Nebuchadnezzar exiled the people of Judah to Babylonia

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