Egypt's natural boundaries consist of more than 2,900 kilometers of coastline along the Mediterranean Sea, the Gulf of Suez, the Gulf of Aqaba, and the Red Sea. Egypt has land boundaries with Israel, Libya, Sudan, and the Gaza Strip, a Palestinian area formerly administered by Egypt and occupied by Israel since 1967.
Answer:
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The hook:
Did ya know that a geographic makeup of one landscape can have a big affect on one another's community? Well buddy, let me tell you the impact of the geographic makeup.
Bridge: You see the lake down there? That lake or even river will be a land one day, and it's all human intervention. It's a natural protection to protect the community from enemies or some fertile crops for transportation.
Thesis: Well now you can see here that it can impact alot in communities you know? Like floods that help the community because it's fertile crops or human intervention! Natural transportation and sustenance too.
Explanation:
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Pretty sure the answers are A and <span>C.
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