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this is a hard question, as both have been there for many years but I'd have to say the Arabs
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The popularity of the gutenburg press in Europe made books more accessible and motivated people to want to learn how to read
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They belonged to different and even opposing factions due to geography and time.
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A second-generation society is defined as one that emerged from a declining empire or from the borders of one and also adds different elements to the culture, religion, history, etc., due to the context.
Nubians are considered a second-generation society because they (or at least a part of them) were part of Egypt or even of a rival, the Kingdom Kush according to the time and geography, which made them take parts of both civilizations to develop their own.
The correct answer is - a-desert.
The Fertile Crescent was a place of significant development of civilizations and it was a place were farming was on an another level, and was due to the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, but everything around the Fertile Crescent was desert, on all four sides. The desertous landscape was a big obstacle for any foreign force to be able to successfully launch a military campaign on the civilizations in here. In the period when the Fertile Crescent was one of the most prosperous regions in the world the militaries were still pretty immobile and slow which is equal to suicide if they tried to pass deserts and than go into war.
