What was the biggest factor that led to the changing of traditional ways of life in the Arabian Peninsula?

the diversification of the region's economy

the discovery of large oil reserves

the invention of the desalination process

the construction of large cities

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Lillianna Weber

14 July, 09:38

What was the biggest factor that led to the changing of traditional ways of life in the Arabian Peninsula?

the diversification of the region's economy

the discovery of large oil reserves

the invention of the desalination process

the construction of large cities

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Andrew Russell · Answer 1

Hey man!

The discovery of large oil reserves, this is the principal actor that changed the modern countries in the arabian peninsula. One of this examples was the Iraqi War when Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait.

What was the biggest factor that led to the changing of traditional ways of life in the Arabian Peninsula?the diversification of the region's economythe discovery of large oil reservesthe invention of the desalination processthe construction of large cities

What was the biggest factor that led to the changing of traditional ways of life in the Arabian Peninsula?

the diversification of the region's economy

the discovery of large oil reserves

the invention of the desalination process

the construction of large cities