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Why were nomadic tribes the better choice for trade along the Silk Road?
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∙ 9y ago
Nomadic tribes were used by governments to facilitate the delivery of goods along the Silk Road, primarily because they were used to a life "on the go" and their animals, usually camels, were hardy enough to survive days without water.
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∙ 9y ago
Nomadic tribes were well-suited for trade along the Silk Road due to their mobility and adaptability. Their ability to traverse vast distances and survive in harsh environments made them reliable carriers of goods, facilitating long-distance trade. Their cultural diversity also enabled them to serve as intermediaries between different regions, fostering cultural exchange and facilitating the flow of goods along the Silk Road.
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