What were the effects of trade on Greek culture? Choose five correct answers.Greeks began to use an alphabet.Greeks gained access to new products such as dyes and glass.Greek culture was taken over by Phoenician culture and beliefs.Trade increased competition, which increased the quality of art and pottery.Trade increased the exchange of knowledge and ideas in the Mediterranean.Increased trade resulted in the rise of the merchant class in Greek culture.The growing number of goods being traded led to confusion about prices.

Trade connected the Greeks with other Mediterranean peoples, including the Phoenicians, whose alphabet the Greeks adapted. It also brought goods such as dyes and glass, encouraged the exchange of ideas, and created competition that helped improve art and pottery. As trade expanded, merchants became a more important group in Greek society. Greek culture was influenced by these contacts, but it was not taken over by Phoenician culture, and trade did not inherently cause confusion about prices.

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