3. Image 1 Question: Which of the following was a direct result of camel use in North Africa?

Widespread camel domestication led to increasing desertification in the region north of the Sahara.

Camels carried new diseases to North Africa and the Sahara, leading to the eradication of indigenous species.

Horses were no longer needed for trade north of the Sahara.

Camels facilitated trade across the harsh terrain, allowing large caravans to traverse the flourishing new trade routes.
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Image 1 Question: Identify the industry that the camel most directly influenced

Manufacturing

Agriculture

Religion