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The Bedouins were a greater threat to the lives and property of Egyptians. The Syrian Arabs were protected by the caliph. The Mamluks needed the assistance of Syrian Arabs in fighting the Ottomans and the Mongols. The leaders of the Syrian Arabs had once been mamluks themselves.

The Bedouins were a greater threat to the lives and property of Egyptians.
The Syrian Arabs were protected by the caliph.
The Mamluks needed the assistance of Syrian Arabs in fighting the Ottomans and the Mongols.
The leaders of the Syrian Arabs had once been mamluks themselves.
Why did the Mamluk sultans usually treat rebellious Syrian Arabs more leniently than they did rebellious Arab Bedouins in Egypt?
From Lesson 276:17.4 Review Questions·World History 1

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