How did the distance between Egypt and other civilizations, such as Mesopotamia, impact the Egyptians?

- it was too far to trade goods.

- The other civilizations were so close that Egypt was frequently attacked.

- There was enough distance to allow a distinct Egyptian civilization to evolve.

- Food and water was scarce, resulting in numerous deaths.

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Elena Sherman

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27 January, 02:19

How did the distance between Egypt and other civilizations, such as Mesopotamia, impact the Egyptians?

- it was too far to trade goods.

- The other civilizations were so close that Egypt was frequently attacked.

- There was enough distance to allow a distinct Egyptian civilization to evolve.

- Food and water was scarce, resulting in numerous deaths.

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Deangelo Cabrera · Answer 1

There was enough distance to allow a distinct Egyptian civilization to evolve. is how did the distance between Egypt and other civilizations, such as Mesopotamia, impact the Egyptians