Compared to the Egyptian writing system, the Phoenician writing system was <u>Hieroglyphic symbols </u>
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The writing style pf Phoenician language is from right to left, and it doesn't consists of vowels and had only 22 letters. It is considered that the Greeks had introduced vowels, and led to discovery of true "Alphabetical system of language".
The earliest Phoenician inscription found is dated back to 11th century BCE, had been found from Byblos, this was written in a different North- Semitic alphabet.
Geoffrey Sampson, prominent scholar had stated that the Egyptian hieroglyphs "came into existence a little after Sumerian script, and, might have been created under its influence. He also pointed out that, the idea of representation by symbols had been travelled from Sumerian writing system to Egypt.
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I would guess gathering food and hunting, although sleeping might also be N1
It was primarily to keep the United States neutral in foreign affairs<span> as much as possible he didn't believe it was smart for the new nation to involve itself in the </span>affairs<span> of other nations.</span>
1- To make 18 bags of snack mix, Sherry needs 4.5 cups of almonds.
As the original recipe is for 6 bags, and here Sherry wants to triple that amount. You have to multiply 1.5 x 3.
2- Sherry needs 6 cups of granola to make 12 bags of the snack mix.
If Sherry gets 6 bags using 3 cups of granola, she will get 12 by using 6 cups of granola.
3- If Sherry uses one cup of cranberries, she will need to use 2 cups of raisins.
As 1 cup of cranberries is the double of what the recipe states, Sherry should also double the amount of cups of raisins.
4- The recipe will make 2 bags of the snack mix if Sherry uses only one cup of granola.
As 1 cup of granola is a third of the amount detailed in the recipe for 6 bags, the amount of bags will also be reduced to a third. 6/3=2
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