What was the name of the nomadic tribe in southwest asia? a. babylonians b. akkadians c. australians d. bedouins

I believe the answer is D

The name of the nomadic tribe in Southwest Asia is Bedouins.

Option D

Explanation:

Bedouins were nomadic dwellers of Middle Eastern deserts of Egypt, Israel, Iraq, Jordan and Syria that spoke the Arabic language. These people were basically animal herders who would migrate to the deserts in the rainy winter seasons and move back to their fertile, cultivated lands during the dry summer season.

These tribes depended on their herds of goats, camels and sheep for milk, meat, cheese, fur or wool and for other nourishment. They also traded with towns to secure goods.

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