Which of the following statements about Egyptian geography is true? It made Egyptians dependent on their neighbors. The constant
threat of natural disasters made life difficult. It helped Egyptians become accomplished seafarers. It allowed Egyptians to be more or less self-sufficient
The statement about Egyptian geography that is true is that it <span>allowed Egyptians to be more or less self-sufficient</span><span>. It is because the Egypt's geography is a mixture of lacking of rainfall and the existence of the Nile River. They are constantly bombarded with flood that the deposits form the Nile river gave more fertile soil to the crops. </span>
The increasing industrialization drew people to cities which resulted in a growth in population. The California gold rush also added to many US cities expanding
