I would guess because of the climate. The desert is inhospitiple, and can be cultivated only with coordinated mass social effort. These sort of tasks, and the great projects, the pyramids, the planting of the nile, the dam in modern times require unification. In comparison, the ancient Greeks had many ways to make a living, so they have many options for lifestyle and dissent, the ancient Egyptians on the other hand all depend on the Nile for survival, so they must entrust their lives to one unilateral force that can get the job done (the pharo or administration), and deviance from this plan, or social unrest endangers lives much more significantly than in a country where there are a variety of places to live and a variety of modes of production
well, i'd like to be frank, life is harsh, and so are families, so my advise would be to DANCE
studying stuff found in pyramids...artifacts...
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instead of her focusing on conquests she focused on expanding egypts economy
it wont stay in your system it's legal so therefore wont be on your system so it's completely safe
so they can know what is going on
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In antiquity it was common for punishments to be harsh.
because it was a good year for trade and egypts economy grew
battle of the bulge
it is too harsh to ask. But are you alright?
What made it so harsh they were not able to do the things we got to do outside of a prison house.