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chandani

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The nomadic peoples of Arabia are known as
 
  a. Yemeni.
  b. Bedouins.
  c. Sasanians.
  d. Seleucids.
  e. Balts.

Question 2

Little is known about the early Germanic tribes that lived in northern and central Europe and crossed into the Roman empire because
 
  a. any written history about them was destroyed in the sack of Rome.
  b. no civilization considered the Germanic peoples worth recording or writing about.
  c. the early Germanic peoples had no written language.
  d. as migrating tribes, little is known about their culture.
  e. there is no history of them in the records of the Baghdad libraries.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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