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Why did Egypt depend in Nubian?
Egypt took over Nubia because they were really greedy and wanted more... when they found out that Nubia had a lot of land they wanted it... so the Nubians kept moving to small places. But pretty soon the Egyptiians could not take care of all of the land so they died out. They moved back where they origanally united.
Did Nubia take over Egypt or did Egypt take over Nubia?
Both At Different Points in History.Egypt took over nubia once, then got invaded by Libyans then the Nubians Took over again ect.
Who was the pharaoh that sent an army to take control of kush around 1500 BC?
Pharaoh Thutmose I sent an army to take control of Kush. This effectively made the area a part of Egypt.
What year did Alexander the great take control of Egypt?
In 331 B.C.
What allowed Egypt to conquer Kush and take control of land east of the Mediterranean Sea?
egypt developed a strong/permanent military.
Why did the Assyrians want to take control of mespotomia?
The Assyrian had a great desire to control trade routes in southwestern Asia
How was king kashta of kush able to take control of upper Egypt in 750 bc?
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How was king kashta able to take control of upper egypt in 750 bc?
Kashta saw his weakness and invaded Egypt. By about 750 B.C. Kashta's armies took over Egypt.
Was king kashta able to take control of upper Egypt in 750 BC?
Kashta saw his weakness and invaded Egypt. By about 750 B.C. Kashta's armies took over Egypt.
How did the Nile River affect ancient Egypt socially?
Actually, the Nile River is Egypt's highway. With the river, they were able to trade for many exotic things. With this trade market in play, Egypt gained much power. This is how Egypt gained power politically...because of the Nile River.
Why did rulers of Morocco wanted to control West Africa?
to take over the trade so they could be rich
What is South America's concern about the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas (FTAA)?
Some countries fear that its passing would allow the United States to take control of South America's economy by monopolizing trade.
