What is the primary difference between southwestern Asian nomads and the Indo-Europeans?
A) The Southwestern Asian nomads differed in the language and the choice of deities they worshipped.
B) The Indo-European nomads differed in only one regard other than location and that was the animal they domesticated: the horse.
C) The Indo-European nomads differed in their village structure because they were located in the steppes (southern Russia) as opposed to the southwestern Asian regions near the Fertile Crescent where food was more abundant.
D) These two groups differed in only one respect and that was language derivation. The Indo-European nomads spoke a language that was the root of English and several other modern European languages.
E) The southwestern Asian nomads faced a much more difficult terrain because the territory they resided in was mountainous, not the immediate area of the Fertile Crescent.
B
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