How did the nomads and townspeople live different and similar lives in arabia?

people in oases where they could farm

-settlements, ones in oases along trading routes, had became towns

-most people in Arabia lived in towns

-craftspeople and merchants lived and worked with people in the caravan trade

caravan: a group of traders that travel together.

Explanation:

live in tents and raised herds of sheep, camels, and goats

-animals provided meat, milk, and skins for nomads' tents

-traveled with herds across the desert and moved along regular routes as seasons changed to get water and food fro their animals

-depended on camels for transportation and milk

-camels and tents belonged to individuals

-water as well as grazing land belonged to tribes

-membership in a tribe was important to them

tribe: a group of related people

-tribe offered protection from desert dangers (violence that took place when people competed fro grazing land and water)

the use of email to replace slower surface mail.

the tallest building in the western hemisphere and the sixth tallest building in the world