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They lived at about the same time periods, but were otherwise dissimilar - the Phoenicians were mainly sea-raders in the Mediterranean Sea, the Sumerians were mainly farmers in the Tigris and Euphrates River basins.

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I do not get it it said how is the sumerians and the phoenicians andΒ Egyptians similar
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and this is way different
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so i guess this is not helpful.
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They were different. The Persians took ver large areas and incorporated them within their empire. The Phoenicians chose the option of trade - not trying to take over regions, but profiting by trading with them.

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They both are very different in many ways but they have some similarity; They Both had a river where they lived like the Sumerians that had a Mesopotamian river and the Egyptians relied on the Nile river (that helps us find out the upper and lower Egypt.

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According to tradition, the Phoenicians were Canaanites, descendants of Ham, while the Hebrews were descendants of Eber, the wider family of Abraham, descendants of Shem. Thus the Phoenicians and Hebrews were related only through Noah, not more recently.

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The Phoenicians invented an alphabetic system of writing, the Greeks used this as a basis, adding extra letters and modified the letters.

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Both were Semitic peoples.

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