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Long ago, people who lived in coastal North Africa most often interacted with _____. people from Central Asia people in caravans people from other countries people from interior regions
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Long ago, people who lived in coastal North Africa most often interacted with _____.
people from Central Asia
people in caravans
people from other countries
people from interior regions
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The answer would be D) People from interior regions
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I believe it would be people from interior regions
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