The phoenician alphabet was later adapted for use by the romans. greeks. sumerians. egyptians.

The correct answer is B) the Greeks.

The Phoenician alphabet was later adapted for use by the Greeks.

The Phoenician alphabet is considered to be one of the oldest alphabets in ancient history. It was developed in the 15th century BC. As the Phoenicians were known for its trade activities along the Mediterranean Sea, the creation of the Alphabet allowed them to better communicate with other nations that used the alphabet.

Years later, the Greeks adapted the Phoenician alphabet but developed a writing phonetic system that included signs that represented vowels and consonants. Historians considered that the first inscriptions of the Greek alphabet appeared in the 8th century BCE.