Answer:
The Phoenicians relied heavily on trade to obtain resources.
Explanation:
Phenicia was an ancient nation located in the territories of what is now Lebanon, Israel and Syria, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea between the 1200s and 500s BC.
Its proximity to the sea encouraged this nation to explore other territories and create colonies in various regions adjacent to the Mediterranean, especially in North Africa and the Island of Sicily. This, in turn, fostered trade with other towns that were on the edge of this sea.
On the other hand, its location on a narrow strip of land close to desert regions made the production of consumable goods very limited, with which Phoenician depended on trade to obtain a variety of raw materials.
