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In what ways did the Phoenicians influence the cultures and societies they interacted with through their seafaring and colonizing activities?

Multiple Choice

Why was the location of the Phoenician civilization along the eastern Mediterranean coast significant for its development?

• It provided access to fertile land for agriculture.

• It allowed for extensive trade and seafaring activities.

• It isolated the civilization from other cultures.

• It limited their ability to expand.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes how the Phoenicians became influential in the Mediterranean region?

• They were skilled farmers who grew crops for export.

• They were master shipbuilders and merchants who developed a vast trade network.

• They were famous warriors who conquered neighboring lands.

• They were known for their religious ceremonies.

Multiple Choice

Why were the Phoenicians called the 'Purple People'?

• Because they wore purple clothing for religious ceremonies.

• Because they traded a purple dye that was highly valued.

• Because their ships were painted purple.

• Because their alphabet was written in purple ink.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following were major contributions of the Phoenicians to world history?

• Development of the alphabet

• Mastery of shipbuilding

• Creation of a vast trade network

• Invention of gunpowder

Fill in the Blank

The Phoenician ___ was developed to keep precise records of trade.

Open Ended

Explain how the development of the alphabet helped the Phoenicians in their trading activities.

Multiple Choice

Which map best represents the location of the Phoenicians?

• Map A

• Map B

• Both maps

• Neither map

Multiple Choice

Which two bodies of water did the Israelites settle between?

• Mediterranean Sea and Jordan River

• Dead Sea and Red Sea

• Nile River and Tigris River

• Sea of Galilee and Euphrates River

Open Ended

Explain how Judaism differed from the religions of other civilizations at the time.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are considered major beliefs or figures in Judaism?

• Monotheism

• Abraham as founder

• Moses receiving the Torah

• Worship of many gods

Fill in the Blank

Abraham is considered the ___ of the Israelites.

Multiple Choice

What is the Torah?

• The sacred text of Judaism

• A Jewish holiday

• A city in Israel

• A type of food

Open Ended

Describe the impact of the Jewish diaspora on Jewish communities around the world.

Open Ended

How did the geographic location of the Phoenicians influence their development as a civilization?

Multiple Choice

What were the main characteristics of Phoenician civilization as described in the lesson?

• They were primarily farmers and builders

• They were a seafaring and colonizing society

• They lived in the mountains and avoided trade

• They were known for their isolation from other cultures

Open Ended

What information do you need to fill out in the Philosophies and Religions of the World Chart for Judaism according to the directions provided?