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Question 101

Which routes or transport zones connected Egypt to exchange networks? Select all that apply.

  1. The Nile river corridorCorrect answer
  2. Red Sea routesCorrect answer
  3. No external routes because deserts made exchange impossible
  4. Overland connections through SinaiCorrect answer

Explanation

Egyptian exchange moved along the Nile, across the Red Sea, and overland through Sinai, among several other routes. Describing the country as cut off by deserts mistakes barriers for complete isolation and ignores the corridors used by travelers and goods.

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