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The Arabian peninsula became a center for trade between India and Europe because A. it was located between two large seas. B. it got very little rain for most of the year. C. its moneylenders did not change
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The Arabian peninsula became a center for trade between India and Europe because

A. it was located between two large seas.
B. it got very little rain for most of the year.
C. its moneylenders did not change interest.
D. it was home to the wealthy Bedouin people.​

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a

Explanation: . it was located between two large seas

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