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Which of the following is an example of the impact the Phoenician trade had on the Mediterranean world? (1 point) 1.They spread knowledge of how to access more fishing areas.
2.They informed others of where resources could be found in the Mediterranean.
3.They shared specific agriculture and food gathering techniques.
4.They contributed to the establishment of colonies for trading purposes.

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