Egypt's position was advantageous because it was connecting two continents, had lot of trade go through it, and had access to the Mediterranean.
Explanation:
During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union were competing for dominance over the world, and Egypt was not immune to it. Egypt was a country of exceptional interest because of numerous reasons, so both of the global powers were trying their best to have this country on their side and possibly control it.
One major reason was the trade and the influence that Egypt was capable of having over it. Egypt controlled the Suez Canal which was the one with most trading going through it, including the oil from the Middle East. It is the only country that connects Africa and Asia through land. The access to the Mediterranean too was of great importance as Egypt could have been used as an excellent military base. Despite both of the global powers trying to gain the sympathy of Egypt it was actually Yugoslavia that managed to do it, and Egypt had the best and closest ties with the South Slavic state.
Claiming that slaves were better off than immigrant workers was a common argument among those who defended slavery, particularly in the South. Slave owners argued that slaves were taken care of in ways that immigrant workers were not. Slaves were able to have a place to sleep, constant work, food, medical care and community life in ways that poor immigrant workers did not have. However, people who argued this did not often take into account the quality of these services and the immense value of personal freedom.
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What did war with Spain in Cuba have to do with the Philippines?
In it, Spain renounced all claim to Cuba, ceded Guam and Puerto Rico to the United States and transferred sovereignty over the Philippines to the United States for $20 million. ... The Philippine-American War began in February of 1899 and lasted until 1902.
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