The various senegambian peoples in west africa were characterized by __________.

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The various senegambian peoples in west africa were characterized by C. a common history and closely related languages.

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Wolof, Peul (or Fula), Tukulor (or Toucouleur), Manding, Sereer (or Serer), Soninke, Susu (or Sousou), Joola, Nalu, Baga, Beafada, Bainuk, and Bassari are among the Senegambian ethnic groups that call the Senegambian zone home. 11,167,000 people were residing in Senegambia in 2001, according to estimates.

With almost 2.4 million inhabitants, Dakar is the region with the highest population in this region.

In conclusion, the various senegambian peoples in west africa were characterized by a common history and closely related languages.

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The various Senegambian peoples in West Africa were characterized by __________.

high levels of social mobility between classes

political unity among tribes

a common history and closely related languages

the absence of slavery

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