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| led the Hebrews from Sumer to a new homeland in Canaan; started the monotheistic religion of Judaism |
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| shellfish the Phoenicians used to get purple dye (phoinix) |
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| mass (large) departure of people |
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| a time when there is so little food that many people starve |
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| ancient Phoenician colony (in northern Africa (Tunisia) |
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| leader of the Hebrews; led the Exodus |
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| “Promised Land” ;homeland of the Hebrews |
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phoinix (purple dye)
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| 2 most valuable resources of the Phoenicians |
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| modern day country of the Phoenicians |
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| What does Phoenician mean? |
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| What was the greatest gift of the Phoenicans? |
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| How many letters were in the Phoenician alphabet? |
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| What was a major religious belief of the Phoenicians? |
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| Where was the center of activity in a Phoenician city-state? |
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| because they spent most of their time at sea, the Phoenicians are one of the 1st ..... |
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