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Why did Western nations become interested in Saudi Arabia during the twentieth century?

Saudi Arabia abandoned Islamic law.
The nation set up European-style courts.
The country was becoming more modern.
Oil was discovered on the Arabian peninsula.

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Oil was discovered on the Arabian peninsula.

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Countries to the west grew interested in these states because oil was discovered on the Arabian peninsula.

Who are the Western nations?

Generally, In the political sense, the westerners are those that reside in countries of the European Union, like U.K, Norway, and also the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

In conclusion,  Saudi Arabia during the twentieth century was a country with mineral resources needed by the westerners, the twentieth century Oil was discovered on the Arabian peninsula.

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