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The Phoenicians introduced: the Christian faith to the Romans the idea of trade to the Greeks the alphabet to the Greeks

The Phoenicians introduced: the Christian faith to the Romans the idea of trade to the Greeks the alphabet to the Greeks
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The Phoenicians introduced:

the Christian faith
to the Romans the idea of trade
to the Greeks the alphabet to the Greeks

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Answer: The phoenicia introduced the Greek alphabet.

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the greek alphabet!!
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