Until the 1970s, it was generally accepted that the Canaanite hinterland was invaded by Hebrews, whether at the end of a biblical Exodus from Egypt or from elsewhere outside the area. The consensus of scholars is now that the Hebrews were actually Canaanites themselves, and that they migrated from the main area of settlement at a time of economic decline, taking advantage of new technology that made life in the arid, mountainous hinterland more viable.
They settled in the land of Canaan, which was then renamed the Land of Israel.
They settled in the land of Canaan .
drought
The Philistines.
The Galilee region in the north of Canaan was the most vegetated part of the country.
Canaan. Good luck on your assignment, fellow ECOT student.
Probably none. There is currently no region called Canaan; it's a historical region, i.e., from the past.
They settled in the land of Canaan under Joshua, after a war. King David (not Davis) didn't live until hundreds of years later).
The Torah doesn't say what parts of Egypt the Hebrews settled in.Answer:Actually, it does. They settled in Goshen (Exodus 8:18 and other verses).
The last part of the plains to be settled was the Oklahoma Territory.
the Syrian desert
yes its in the bible