The Phoenicians were based around 1200-600 BCE along the eastern side of the Mediterranean coast (Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Gaza, Syria, and south west Turkey) They had a trade based economy, but the reason they were so important was because they developed a widely used written language including an alphabet (22 letters).…
Egypt's Last Pharoah Did you know Cleopatra was the last pharaoh of Egypt? Did you also know she was of Greek descent not Egyption? She ruled from 51 bc to 31 bc. Cleopatra is really cool because she killed a lot of people, the way she died was really cool, and she was friends with benefits with Julius Caesar.…
Also, when they made the roads they the roads very durable so trade can be very easy. In Document 4a it says, “Roman roads were also incredibly durable. They were built to resist rain and everyday wear and tear.” Lastly Roman’s also would use boats to along with land to trading.…
A) They traded over the bridges and they traded shells, flint, and copper. B) because china had good trade routes and good things for not a lot of money. C) They had a good civilization of Egypt arose. There traders sailed throughout the eastern Mediterranean Sea.…
Emily Kim World History AP Chapter 15: Essential Questions 1) Ships were beneficial during trade because they were sturdy and strong enough to endure the heavy winds and waves. Trade via ships increased because with the use of ships, goods and people were able to moved quicker and cheaper than any other overland travel. 2) The trading system that developed around the Indian Ocean was considered successful because through this trade system, many people and different states were able to fulfill many accomplishments and discoveries.…
The Ancient Romans were heavily involved in trade. However, their geography involved a lot of water. The Romans realized this, and adapted to it. They created trade routes that went more by sea rather than land. Document 1 shows that the majority of Roman trade routes crossed the Mediterranean Sea.…
These imports helped all the inhabitants all around the Ottoman empire gain resources. The reason that this trade and commerce was so successful was because of the government and because of Suleyman the Magnificent. Suleyman the Magnificent passed kanuns to help protect traders from thieves using his soldiers. He also used his soldiers to protect ports from invaders or pirates, thus protecting merchants and traders from other countries. Because of all these actions that Suleyman the Magnificent took to protect trade and commerce, trade was extremely safe to carry out in the Ottoman empire, and many groups of people came from other countries to trade.…
Because the Vikings had access to the seas by the way of the longboats, they easily connected with other parts of the globe and expanded the trading of goods and services. Looking back at the Viking civilization now, most cultures look upon with awe at how globally the Vikings traveled, from Greenland to India, establishing potential trade routes as they went,…
Being neither of them meant that it was easy to defend themselves from any possible attack coming from the Spaniards. Its water was so deep, perfect for the ships to be tied at the shoreline.…
Phonesian’s economy was based off of different items special to their homeland. They traded and used coins made of many types of metal. Phoenicians participated in three different types of trading. They exported materials, mostly cedar, from their homeland in Lebanon. They earned transport and middleman fees from the process of shipping items, like silver and controlled supply markets in the places they were in charge of.…
A Persistent Mother In the bible Matthew and Mark’s gospels both found it significant to tell the story of the Syro-Phoenician mother’s persistent faith. Once again no name was given for this woman, but, her steadfast position caused her to do whatever it would take to get her daughter delivered from an unclean spirit that was tormenting her, even when Jesus seemed to ignore her constant badgering. The disciples told Jesus to send her away (Matthew 15:23) because she was “annoying”. Despite Jesus paying her no attention and the disciples rebuke, she fell at the feet of Jesus and kept begging Him to cast the demon out of her daughter.…
Septuagint Often referred to as seventy or “LXX”, being its Roman Numeral, the Septuagint was first translated from the Old Testament in approximately 300 B.C.. It was translated at this time as the Old Testament was written in hebrew and Ptolemy Philadelphus, the reigning emperor of Alexandria Egypt, wanted to include the Greek version in the Library of Alexandria. To do this Ptolemy Philadelphus ordered seventy two scholars, made up of six elders from twelve tribes of Israel, to translate the scriptures of the Old Testament into Greek. Though the translation was for Ptolemy and the Library of Alexandria it did much more than just become a book in the shelves. In fact it began the great expansion of Christianity as a religion, compared to…
They possessed great abilities, invented and accepted new ideas, and were powerful politically. The Phoenicians earned this title because of their culture, ability to trade, and their history. Culturally the Phoenicians were very influenced by those around them. The Egyptians and everyone in Mesopotamia brought their ideas to the Phoenicians.…
Introduction Carthage was the first foreign opponent came in touch with Rome. Carthage fought a series of war against Rome. Carthage and her rising power always remained fear to Rome though each cases Romans had great victory. Especially, Punic War I, II and III were remarkable wars still memorable in modern days. Rise of Carthaginian Power Around 3000 years from now Inhabitants of Phoenicia (Today’s Lebanon) started dominating trade over the Mediterranean (Carthage, n.d.).…
Thus, it forced Greeks to pay more attention to overseas commerce, overseas settlement and communicating with a different culture. The indented coastline was considered as the great conditions for the building of bays. Besides, the special Mediterranean climate was good for the producing wine and olive oil. These were the best goods for overseas trading. Generally, these factors facilitated exoteric national spirit, mutually beneficial trading thoughts, and free or open social environment.…