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Ojibwa, Potawatomi, Shawnee, Odawa, Kickapoo and others
More than 4000 years ago, the Phoenicians settled on a territory that today belongs to Lebanon and part of it to Syria. They occupied a narrow strip of land between the Lebanese Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea, of approximately 25 miles wide and 125 miles long.
Despite of this apparent unfavorable condition, their coast was marked by a landscape suitable for ports at their main cities and their lands were filled with cedar trees, which provided the wood for their ships. Besides that, they stood at the main waypoint for commercial Asian caravans that traveled to trade with the big nations of the Mediterranean, like Greece and Thrace.
<span>Atlanta is one of those cities in the south which developed diversity in economy as a society. They left the farming and agriculture behind, applied more modern ways to their economic growth and had better results in transportation and manufacturing sectors. This is the reason it is considered as new south.</span>
