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Who are the Bedouin tribes?

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They are primitive hunter-gatherers living in deserts.

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They are settled tribes living arouns oases and cultivate crops.

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They are nomadic herdsmen who ride on animals in the deserts.

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They are nomadic herdsmen who ride on animals in the Tundra region.

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The correct option is C They are nomadic herdsmen who ride on animals in the deserts.

Bedouin tribes of the Arab region are nomadic herdsmen who ride on animals. They wander around the deserts in search of water and green pastures. They usually travel light.

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