Bahrain has a very long history. What evidence from the passage best supports this

conclusion?

Bahrain has historically played a large role in the pearl industry.

Bahrain has been an island of immigrants.

The Dilmun civilization traded goods to and from the Middle East.

Four thousand years ago, Bahrain was part of the Dilmun civilization.

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Bahrain has a very long history. What evidence from the passage best supports this

conclusion?

Bahrain has historically played a large role in the pearl industry.

Bahrain has been an island of immigrants.

The Dilmun civilization traded goods to and from the Middle East.

Four thousand years ago, Bahrain was part of the Dilmun civilization.

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Maleah · Answer 1

From the given options, Bahrain has historically played a large role in the pearl industry.

Explanation:

This story was taken from "About the island" Passage.

In the story, there is a conversation between the character name called Rashid and his mother.

Here is the conclusion part, "We might not trade wood or elephant tusks, but I know Bahrain's pearls are well known." His mother said, "That's right." "And this remains a major part of our economy. For hundreds of years, Bahrain Island has been a major center of Perl trade.

"The term is like that for an island community," said his mother "Were you aware that the term Bahrain means two seas to the two most important islands that compose the country?"Rashid was no longer waiting to hear. He had already stopped calling Seher and telling her everything he had learned."