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Nikolay [14]
3 years ago
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What do the boundaries of ancient Israel tell about its size compared with that of ancient Egypt with that of ancient kush?

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Montano1993 [528]3 years ago
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The boundaries of ancient Israel tell about its size compared with that of ancient Egypt with that of ancient kush is that <span>Egypt is by far the largest. 

Comparet to Kush, </span><span>Israel and Kush on competitively that same size.

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kati45 [8]3 years ago
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Answer:

Egypt was much larger than ancient Israel, but when compared to Kush territory, Israel was basically the same size.

Explanation:

Israel is a nation that has existed in modern times since 1948, but the history of ancient Israel and its people began since the dawn of time. Being a millennial nation, Israel has already had different sizes and territories, has been wasted by many nations, and has already faced good days and ruinous days. As you may already know, ancient Israel was already enslaved by the Egyptians and had territory near the Egyptian nation.

The territory of ancient Israel, although very populated, was much smaller than the Egyptian territory, however, it was basically the same size as Kush.

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