A map shows the various Phoenecian and Greek colonies.
What could best be inferred from the map?
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Responses
Phoenicia was frequently at war with other empires.
Phoenicia was frequently at war with other empires.
Phoenicians traded with peoples in Africa and Europe.
Phoenicians traded with peoples in Africa and Europe.
The population of Phoenicia and its colonies was larger than that of Greece and its colonies.
The population of Phoenicia and its colonies was larger than that of Greece and its colonies.
Greece and its colonies benefitted from a better climate for agriculture.
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Based on the information provided, the best inference from the map showing various Phoenician and Greek colonies is:
Phoenicians traded with peoples in Africa and Europe.
This inference is supported by the fact that both Phoenicia and its colonies were strategically located along trade routes and coastal areas, allowing for extensive trade with neighboring regions, including Africa and Europe. The other statements do not follow directly from the map's indications.
