Question

The Phoenicians did not set out to colonize land but ???
a) found colonization to be the best way to compete with the British
b) wanted to set up trading posts along Mediterranean Routes
c) wanted to set up defensive forts to block invasions of Mediterranean
d) found Carthage to be an ideal place to occupy and spread ideas

Answer 1

@chordae can you help

Answer 2

@LTM

Answer 3

http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/aneplacesgeography/a/Phoenicians.htm

Answer 4

@GhostBirdSeriesNerd @Secret-Ninja can you help

Answer 5

sry dont kno this one

Answer 6

Ok

Answer 7

"Were this the only contribution of the Phoenicians, their place in history would be assured, but they did more. So much, it seems as though jealousy prompted the Romans to set out to annihilate them in 146 B.C., when they razed Carthage and were rumored to have salted its earth.

The Phoenicians are also credited with:
inventing glass,
the bireme (two tiers of oars) galley,
the luxurious purple dye known as Tyrian,
circumnavigating Africa, and
navigating by the stars."

This was in the link that @LTM gave you. Does it help?

Answer 8

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenicia This may also help.

Answer 9

Yeah thanks

Answer 10

Thanks for the link

Answer 11

No prob.