The Red Sea.
sinai peninsula
Egypt straddles both the continents of Africa and Asia and, specifically, the regions of North Africa and Southwest Asia.
The Atlantic Ocean is a formal factor that connects Egypt to Africa to Europe and to the southwest Asia.
Egypt became the most powerful state in southwest Asia.
Most of the population in Southwest Asia is located where there is water.
During the New Kingdom, Egypt created an empire and became the most powerful state in Southwest Asia.
A formal factor that connects Egypt to Africa, Europe, and Southwest Asia is its geographical location at the crossroads of these regions. Situated at the northeastern corner of Africa, Egypt shares borders with both the Mediterranean Sea to the north (linking it to Europe) and the Sinai Peninsula, which connects it to Southwest Asia. Additionally, Egypt's historical significance as a center of trade and cultural exchange has established deep-rooted connections with neighboring regions, further solidifying its role as a bridge between Africa, Europe, and Southwest Asia.
Egypt by the looks.
The Indian ocean is the general body of water that separates Southwest and Southeast Asia. However, there are also a number of seas (like the Arabian Sea), gulfs (like the Gulf of Aden), and bays (like the Bay of Bengal) that lie between Southwest and Southeast Asia.
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India is actually in South Asia. Some of the countries in Southwest Asia are Egypt, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait, Iran, Lebanon, Turkey, and Iraq.
There are no dikes or canals in Southwest Asia as those things would require an abudance of water, which Southwest Asia lacks.