The Nile River was important to Egypt and Nubia because it:

O A. remained calm all year and did not flood.

B. isolated them from trade with other lands

O

C. connected them to Mesopotamia,

D. provided them with much of their food.

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1 March, 21:23

The Nile River was important to Egypt and Nubia because it:

O A. remained calm all year and did not flood.

B. isolated them from trade with other lands

O

C. connected them to Mesopotamia,

D. provided them with much of their food.

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America Gibbs · Answer 1

B or C

Explanation:

To me it is C or B is because both of them are true but mostly it is C because Mesopotamia had fertile land to plant their own food.

The Nile River was important to Egypt and Nubia because it:O A. remained calm all year and did not flood.B. isolated them from trade with other landsOC. connected them to Mesopotamia,D. provided them with much of their food.

The Nile River was important to Egypt and Nubia because it:

O A. remained calm all year and did not flood.

B. isolated them from trade with other lands

O

C. connected them to Mesopotamia,

D. provided them with much of their food.