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1 January, 09:42

During which kingdom did Egypt become the most imperialistic?

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    The correct answer to this question is the Nile River was a convenient passageway for conquest. The reason why Egypt became a unified kingdom early in history because of the Nile River that was the convenient passageway for conquest.
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