They were also able to write detailed laws or parables (blue).
Answer:
Agriculture, revolts, and trade.
Explanation:
Aksum's agriculture began to collapse because of the cutting down of trees and irregular rainfall which eroded the soil. Revolts were also taking place, especially from the North.
The development of farming was crucial to the formation of civilization since this allowed for there to be a surplus of food, which meant that people could devote themselves to other tasks and skills that are necessary for society to form.
The Phoenicians imported so much papyrus from Egypt that the Greeks used their name for the first great Phoenician port, Byblos, to refer to the ancient paper. The name Bible, or "the book," also derives from Byblos. Today, Spencer Wells says, "Phoenicians have become ghosts, a vanished civilization."
