Nomadic herding was prevalent in which type of climate? a. mountainous regions b. tropical and subtropical forest c. drier climates with grasslands d. remote islands with limited supplies of fresh water

The correct answer is - C. drier climates with grasslands.

The nomadic herding has been practiced a lot in the past, even though it is practiced nowadays as well, but much less. This type of herding and lifestyle was dominant at places that were semiarid, where the landscape was dominated by grasslands, and the nomadic herders had to be constantly on the move in order to supply their herds with enough grass fro grazing.

The best example for this type of lifestyle is the Eurasian steppe, where numerous people and civilizations emerged, and they were predominantly based on nomadic herders. Some of the best known people that emerged from this area were the Mongols, the Turkic people, Scythians, Sarmatians etc.

C. drier climates with grasslands

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