Question

Who were the Mycenaeans?

Answer 1

They were the first Greeks, in other words, they were the first people to speak the Greek language. 

Answer 2

Answer:

the first to speak Greek language  and use syllabary named linear b

Explanation:

The Mycenaeans originated on the island of Crete, expanding frontiers from 1650 to 1200 Bc in the Greek peninsula.

They were influenced by Minoans, their closest neighbors.

While Minoans lived in a palace built in Crete, most Mycenaneans went to mainland Greece.

They became a dominant power in the Aegean Sea, extending trade routes to Syria, Egypt, and the Middle East altogether.

They transported luxury goods that were often ornaments in their palaces.

The adoption of the enumeration and measurement systems of Minoans facilitated trade and production operations in the region.

An innovative writing system is meant to have been invented as a syllabary system.