"The Red Sea provided Egypt with access to Africa and the Far East. Around 595 B.C., a canal was dug to connect the Nile River to the Red Sea. The connecting canal was large enough for two ships to pass through it at once. This canal allowed for the transport of grain, cattle, spices, people and artisan goods.<span>he Nile provided fresh water for the growing of crops, while the Red Sea provided salt water for fishing. The combination of the two allowed the Egyptians to have healthy diets year round."</span>
<span>It forced the Germans to fight the war on two fronts.
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Even though Segregation was being replaced the southern states did not want blacks to have many rights
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I think the anwser is C and D don't make sense and A too so the anwser
is (B) hope this helped:)
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Yes her army is very strong but we can say that they are waiting for the time for bit there army people and I am expecting
