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Why were the people of the Arabian Peninsula primarily nomadic? The threat of invasion prevented them from staying in one place for too long. According to their religious beliefs, people should keep moving from place to place. Most of the land was and is dry, sandy desert, making it difficult to settle down and farm. Easy access to the Persian Gulf and Red Sea encouraged movement.



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The people of the Arabian Peninsula were primarily nomadic because most of the land was and is dry, sandy desert, making it difficult to settle down and farm. 
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The correct answer is C) Most of the land was and is dry, sandy desert, making it difficult to settle down and farm.

The people from the Arabian peninsula was primarily nomad because Most of the land was dry, sandy desert, making it difficult to settle down and farm.

The nomadic Beduin people lived in the Arabian peninsula and had a nomadic way of life. This was way before Islam. They lived in clans supported by the family union. They protected each other because the condition of the dessert was harsh. The desert was dry, sandy, with no areas to grow crops. They traded its camels, goats, and sheeps, for food and clothes.

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