Phoenician access to the mediterranean sea led to
a. the spread of the phoenician system of government among mediterranean civilizations
b. the development of larger and better trained armies in nearby egypt and sumer
c. the greek's decision to invade phoenicia in order to control their trade routes
d. the widespread availability of glass across the mediterranean region

the correct answer is - a. the spread of the phoenician system of government among mediterranean civilizations.

the phoenicians, even though were little in numbers, they were very influential into the mediterranean region in multiple ways. these people that were well known for their sea life-style, trade, and advanced culture, managed to influence and change all of the mediterranean civilizations in europe, including the greeks and the romans, as well as the later emerging macedonians.

the phoenicians managed to influence the mediterranean civilizations in the government system, thus the politics, they introduced the alphabet in europe from which all the european alphabets developed later on, and they spread out their beliefs, culture, and their innovations.

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