b) What does the term "Berber" originate from? A) A Phoenician word for "nomads" B) The Latin word "barbarus" meaning "barbarian" C) An Egyptian word meaning "horse riders" D) A Greek word for "North African traders"

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b) What does the term "Berber" originate from? A) A Phoenician word for "nomads" B) The Latin word "barbarus" meaning "barbarian" C) An Egyptian word meaning "horse riders" D) A Greek word for "North African traders"

Answer 1

The term "Berber" originates from the Latin word "barbarus," which means "barbarian." This term was used by the Romans to refer to the indigenous people of North Africa, who were known for their distinct languages and cultures. Over time, the term "Berber" was adopted into various European languages and eventually became the standard term used to refer to these people. Therefore, the correct answer is B) The Latin word "barbarus" meaning "barbarian."

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b) What does the term "Berber" originate from? A) A Phoenician word for "nomads" B) The Latin word "barbarus" meaning "barbarian" C) An Egyptian word meaning "horse riders" D) A Greek word for "North African traders"

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