Nomadic People

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and to show that they need to get a life

The Tuareg

you would consantly move. And not even stay there or you had to fight for the spot

Xiongnu

The bedouin turban is called a Keffie: a square kerchief made of cotton, silk or cotton and silk. Over this they tie an akal which most often is made of camel hair. Some bedouins wear a shutfe which is a handkerchief tied about the head. Richer people sometimes wear shawls made of more expensive fabric.

who gave up the nomadic life and settled down to farm

Cows are considered to be the most important animals for Bedouin. The most important animal for Bedouin is the camel.

Many underdeveloped Arabian countries, 20+ of them.

the peul, fulfude, or the fulani from africa, they have 18 million of fulbes in the world today.

Bedouin

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the Bedouins are a tribe of people in Africa. It is not a country.

There are two general categories of Arabs: Fellahin or Settled Arabs and Bedouin or Nomadic/Desert Arabs. The Fellahin, which make up the overwhelming majority of the Arab population (95%), all live in towns or cities and "normal" houses or apartments. The Bedouins historically lived in tents, but today, as substantial minority live in houses or apartments where they have been forcibly settled by regimes as diverse as Egypt, Israel, and Saudi Arabia.

For those Bedouins who still live in tents, the reason they do so is because they are a nomadic people who need to provide enough grazing land for their flocks of sheep. As a result, having a fixed dwelling is not useful when trying to keep up with migrating to new pastures. As a result, they use tents since they are easily assembled, disassembled, and reassembled, while still providing sanctuary from the elements. Bedouin tents are typically made using wooden poles to hold up woolen fabrics. These are often dyed in traditional colors that pertain the Bedouin Tribe in question (often patterns of red, black, and white).

Bedovins are Nomads.

bedouin

If you're asking about location, these are both Saharan tribes. The Tuareg I believe range farther west and north into the Hoggar mountains in Algeria and Agadez in Niger, where the traditional stronghold of the Toubou is around the Tibesti mountains in Chad and Libya. This central part of the Sahara is a very isolated region called the Tenere.

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They were travelling from Asia to EEurope by boat, because the sea level at that time was much lower, so they traveled along the coast.

A nomadic lifestyle is considered to be one where the people do not have permanent settlements and are always traveling from place to place. Examples of this would be Great Plains Native Americans following the buffalo herds, the Mongol society as well as various older cultures throughout Europe.

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In the world now there is about...30-40 Million nomads left they are everywhere just moving place to place for food...living on what the wild plants provide them.

They followed the movement of the animals they hunted

It is hard to pin them down to a specific time period. They keep moving from one time period to another.

because they didn't chose to live in one place, they travel a lot instead.

they are like the bushmen

Transhumance tribes have a fixed pattern of movement while nomadic tribes have not.