Question

how does the text describe the trade network of the phoenicians? 4 points the phoenician trade network was focused mainly on the middle east. the phoenicians only traded goods with the egyptians. the phoenician trade network was vast and they traded in many fine materials. olive wood and rich cedar wood were some of their main trade goods. weapons, precious metals, and ivory were among other goods they traded in. the phoenician trade network was limited to coastal areas of the mediterranean. why was the land of canaan significant in the ancient world? 4 points it was a land rich in gold and other precious metals. it was a major center for the development of agriculture. it was a cultural crossroads between the middle east, asia, and africa. many trade routes ran through canaan. it was the birthplace of the first written laws in history. who was abraham? * a warrior king who led the israelites into battle a shepherd who believed god called him to be the father of the israelite nation a merchant who brought new technologies to the israelites a prophet who spread the teachings of multiple gods.

Explanation:

• For the first question, the Phoenicians had a vast trade - network with diverse goods.
• For the second question, Canaan was a cultural and trade crossroads.
• For the third question, Abraham is known as the father of the Israelite nation in religious and historical accounts.

Answer:

• How does the text describe the trade network of the Phoenicians? C. The Phoenician trade network was vast and they traded in many fine materials. Olive wood and rich cedar wood were some of their main trade goods. Weapons, precious metals, and ivory were among other goods they traded in.
• Why was the land of Canaan significant in the ancient world? C. It was a cultural crossroads between the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. Many trade routes ran through Canaan.
• Who was Abraham? B. A shepherd who believed God called him to be the father of the Israelite nation