The Sahel peoples adapted to the physical conditions of the land primarily by developing a nomadic lifestyle, moving each season. This adaptation allowed them to follow seasonal grazing patterns and access water resources, which were critical for their livestock and agriculture in the arid environment of the Sahel.
How did the Sahel peoples adapt to the physical conditions of the land?
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Responses
They cut down rainforests in order to raise cattle.
They cut down rainforests in order to raise cattle.
They used irrigation to grow crops in dry areas.
They used irrigation to grow crops in dry areas.
They moved their livestock into river valleys during the dry season.
They moved their livestock into river valleys during the dry season.
They developed a nomadic lifestyle moving each season.
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no no no. a b c or d
a. They cut down rainforests in order to raise cattle.
b. They used irrigation to grow crops in dry areas.
c. They moved their livestock into river valleys during the dry season.
d. They developed a nomadic lifestyle moving each season.
a. They cut down rainforests in order to raise cattle.
b. They used irrigation to grow crops in dry areas.
c. They moved their livestock into river valleys during the dry season.
d. They developed a nomadic lifestyle moving each season.
The correct response is:
d. They developed a nomadic lifestyle moving each season.
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I apologize for the confusion. Based on your question, the most accurate response regarding how the Sahel peoples adapted to the physical conditions of their environment would be:
c. They moved their livestock into river valleys during the dry season.
This response highlights the strategic movement related to seasonal changes and access to water for livestock during dry conditions. Thank you for your patience!
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