Depending on the climate they live in, people in Africa work with different resources. For example, many groups in the Sahara desert region engage in long distance trading, herding of camels, sheep, and goats, and some fruit cultivation at oases. People who live in tropical rain forests engage in a wide variety of economic activities, including hunting and gathering, lumbering, rubber tapping, production of palm products, and cultivation of primarily root crops such as yams and cassava.

Different climates have pushed these groups toward economic

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Depending on the climate they live in, people in Africa work with different resources. For example, many groups in the Sahara desert region engage in long distance trading, herding of camels, sheep, and goats, and some fruit cultivation at oases. People who live in tropical rain forests engage in a wide variety of economic activities, including hunting and gathering, lumbering, rubber tapping, production of palm products, and cultivation of primarily root crops such as yams and cassava. 

Different climates have pushed these groups toward economic

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