Option C. The way that the Phoenician culture was different from most other ancient civilizations was that Their economy relied more heavily on trade than on agriculture.
<h3>What was the Phoenician culture?</h3>
This was the Semitic language speaking people that lived in the Eastern part of the Mediterranean.
They were located mostly in the Eastern part of Lebanon. They were a people that got a lot from trade.
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<span>In Egypt, "the House of Life' was a place that was central to the preservation of culture and ensures ongoing progress of cosmic, political and social life. The closest most likely modern meaning would be library but it doesn't carry the same weight; the Egyptians had both Houses of life and libraries.</span>
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The most important thing was to be able to be a market for the colonial masters. It was often the case that the colonial masters used the colonies as a market because they had a mercantilist policy.
They used the colonies to sell their goods, and often traded with them, such as slaves. Sugar and tobacco were important for the american colonies that europe took. Coming out of Africa, slaves were the main market.
