Ancient Egypt was mostly mountains and deserts. But the people depended on agriculture for their food. Therefore, a lot of effor
t went toward making sure that crops received enough water to thrive. Which two conclusions are most likely true about the system that ancient Egyptians used to bring water to their crops?
Ancient Egyptians depended on the Nile River to create a water system for agricultural purposes.
Ancient Egyptians were technologically advanced enough to create a system to bring water to farms.
Ancient Egyptians were able to develop a complex yet reliable watering system.
Ancient Egyptians mistreated their workers by making them carry heavy containers of water.
Ancient Egyptians gave up hunting and turned to agriculture for their daily food requirements.
Isolationist policy, which was a policy followed by the U.S. government during the interwar period, meant that the United States refrained from active engagement in military conflicts. It served as an honest broker and sometimes provided indirect assistance as with Lend-Lease prior to 1941.
Britain had seen nothing wrong with the stamp act, but the colonists had found it bad. The colonists had resorted to mob violence to make the stamp collectors resign.
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