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What describes the intersection of cultures on the Arabian peninsula?

What describes the intersection of cultures on the Arabian peninsula?
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What describes the intersection of cultures on the Arabian peninsula?

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It is a piece of land that sticks out into water.

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The intersection of cultures on the Arabian peninsula was a giant crossroads of all cultures known to men throughout history, until the discovery of America. People from Europe, far Asian reaches, and Africa would meet there to trade.
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