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How did camels affect West African trade? A. They ran faster than horses. B. Their milk was a valuable commodity C. They were not as strong as donkeys. D. They made long caravan…

How did camels affect West African trade? A. They ran faster than horses. B. Their milk was a valuable commodity C. They were not as strong as donkeys. D. They made long caravan…
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How did camels affect West African trade?

A. They ran faster than horses.
B. Their milk was a valuable commodity
C. They were not as strong as donkeys.
D. They made long caravan journeys in the desert possible.

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it’s D because camels can go long without water
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The answer is D because they rode them so they wouldn’t get to tired for long harsh journeys.
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