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The Phoenician geography made them rely on imports and exports because of they lack in farmland and their close proximity to the Mediterranean.
The Phoenicians subsisted on a narrow strip of the Syrian coast. This land consists of highlands and mountains with a munificence of forests. However, it lacks the productive land which would have made large-scale cultivation possible.
Due to the inadequate size of their territory, the Phoenicians relied on the sea and commerce to sustain their living. The lack of sufficient farmland drove the Phoenicians to turn to the sea and became navigators and traders, which resulted in their establishing many colonies. They traded silver, lead, horses, ebony, iron, tin, ivory, and precious stones.
It's hard for me to make out what is all in the photograph because it's grainy, so hopefully this still helps!
President John F. Kennedy eloquently evoked this principle in his 1963 address to the nation, following the court-order
Katrina has many tools at her the disposal but one
particular way she could highlight the key material is the use of nonverbal clues.
These nonverbal clues can take the shape of gestures for instance. Also raising
of the voice and changing the intonation works quite well when you need to
capture the attention of your audience.
