The most important achievement of the Phoenician civilization was?

Their development of the alphabet

- The Phoenicians are credited with the development of the first true alphabet, which was initially called the Proto-Canaanite or Early Canaanite alphabet.

- The Phoenician alphabet consisted of 22 characters, each of which represented a consonant sound.

- It was the first alphabet to use separate symbols for consonants, and was a major breakthrough in the history of writing.

- The Phoenician alphabet was adopted by many other cultures, including the Greeks, who adapted it to create their own alphabet, which became the ancestor of most modern Western alphabets.

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During the early 1800s Native American tribes experienced which of following?

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