Phoenician access to the mediterranean sea led to
the spread of the phoenician system of government among mediterranean civilizations
the development of larger and better trained armies in nearby egypt and sumer
the greeks' decision to invade phoenicia in order to control their trade routes
the widespread availability of glass across the mediterranean region

A. The spread of the Phoenician system of government among Mediterranean Civilizations.

Italy:

Sidon was known as the center of the glass industry as they were among the earliest innovators of the blown glass technique.

Glass blowing was a growing tradition and Sidon opened workshops in Italy and across the region where working with the Italian artisans they perfected blown glass.

This lead to widespread availability of glass across the Mediterranean region.

The Phoenicians left a strong legacy. The numerous colonies caused cultural diffusion (the spreading of ideas or products from one culture to another).

Through trade the Phoenicians not only carried goods on their travels, they sprinkled their culture all along the Mediterranean Region.

For example: Phoenicians could be considered the founders of Western literature because traders spread their alphabet throughout the Mediterranean, and many written languages were based on Phoenician letters.

- Excerpt from my Text Book.

In conclusion, I believe that the Phonecian's spread their culture across the Mediterranean therefore establishing their legacy.

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The answer is The widespread availability of glass across the Mediterranean sea.

Explanation:

wooden bowls

furniture

carts

wheels

pottery

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