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How were Bedouins important back in the time?
The Bedouins were nomadic herders who lived on the Arabian Peninsula. They were the first Arabs. The Prophet Muhammed was from a Bedouin tribe.
Was Sparta important?
No it was not important
How important was slavery in mesopotamia?
Very important and widespread
Is Peisistratus important?
He is important because he was the king of Athens.
How important was chocolate the the Olmec culture?
it was very important
Why were the bedouins important?
Because they atacked Arabia
Why were the peninsula oases important to bedouins to farmers and to merchants?
It was important to Bedouins because they traveled place to place and they had to feed themselves. It was important to farmers because they needed the water for farming.
How were Bedouins important back in the time?
The Bedouins were nomadic herders who lived on the Arabian Peninsula. They were the first Arabs. The Prophet Muhammed was from a Bedouin tribe.
What kind of trasportstion did the bedouins use?
The Bedouins used to have camels for transportation . But nowadays bedouins use jeeps.
What transport do the bedouins use?
Bedouins use camels for their transport
What animals are used by the Bedouins?
Bedouins are the desert nomads who use camels.camel
What are three thngs the bedouins can't do?
bedouins cant eat Pork.
How do bedouins get water?
Bedouins get water from oases and underground aquifers.
How do Bedouins dress?
bedouins dress with a long black dress (with designs)all the way to the ancle.
What were some of the products or goods that the Bedouins trade?
The Bedouins traded grain and other sedentary produce
What desert do the bedouins live in?
The largest populations of Bedouins live in the Arabian desert and the Sahara Desert.
Why were the peninsula's oases important to bedouins to farmers and to merchants?
Peninsula's oases were important to Bedouins as they provided much-needed water and resources in the arid desert regions for their survival. Farmers relied on oases for irrigation and fertile land to cultivate crops, enabling agriculture to thrive in an otherwise barren environment. Merchants benefited from oases as strategic locations for trade routes and markets, facilitating exchange of goods and boosting economic activity.
