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Either in the Res Sea or the Mediterranean Sea, depending on which way you are travelling
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In what country is the seuz canal?
Egypt
After building the Suez Canal what happened to Egypt?
they could not pay their debts and had to sell the Seuz Canal.
Why seuz canal was closed?
to my knowledge it was closed during the 'six day war' by Britain.
What is the name of the canal that divides mainland Egypt?
Well the answer is simple.So the answer is Suez Canal.JOHNNY TEST ROCKS
Which waterway serves as a shortcut for most ships traveling form new york to los angeles?
SEUZ
What is the beginning of alimentary canal?
The mouth is at the beginning of the alimentary canal (digestive tract). The teeth in the mouth cut, tear and grind food and the salivary glands add mucous to moisten the food plus there are also some enzymes that are made in the mouth that start digestion.
What famous canal is in Egypt?
The Suez Canal was opened in November of 1869, and allows for convenient sea travel between Europe and Asia by connecting the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea. The canal is located in and owned by Egypt.
What are geography terms beginning with the letter c?
contour map, comtour lines, canal..
Which two bodies of water give the Sinai Peninsula its triangular shape?
The Gulf of Seuz and the Gulf of Aqaba
What did DeLesseps have to do with building the Panama Canl?
He is most responsible for beginning the canal's construction. His company (The New Panama Canal Company) began construction in 1878. Construction was halted though because of problems with engineering and disease. The canal was eventually sold to the US for $40 million. He is also responsible for the Suez Canal, by the way.
How does the food move down toward the stomach?
A series of muscular contractions, which squeeze the alimentary canal, called peristalsis, are what moves food all the way through the alimentary canal, from beginning to end.
What was the seuz crisis about?
The Suez Crisis of 1956 was a diplomatic and military conflict triggered by Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal, previously controlled by British and French interests. In response, Britain, France, and Israel launched a military intervention to regain control of the canal and remove Nasser from power. The crisis escalated tensions during the Cold War, leading to pressure from the United States and the Soviet Union that forced the invading forces to withdraw. Ultimately, the crisis marked a significant decline in British and French influence in the Middle East.
