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the main trade artery in Egypt focused along the Nile and it was very easy to trade by the simple boats that the Egyptians used. The Nile flowed south to north but the winds blew north to south, so they simple hoisted the sails when they wanted to go south and just dropped the sails and let the boat drift with the current when they wanted to go north.
This had some interesting consequences, because it was so easy to sail in Egypt, the ancient Egyptians did not learn to sail well on seas. This, along with desert on three sides and the sea on the other, helped isolate Egyptian from the rest of the world.
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Can you explain how to bust a trade?
"Busting a trade" refers to canceling or reversing a trade that has been made. This can happen if there was an error in the trade or if it violates trading rules. To bust a trade, the trader must contact their broker or exchange and request to cancel the trade. The broker or exchange will then review the request and determine if the trade can be canceled.
What are inter regional trade?
Interregional trade is trade that takes place between two or more regions.
What is intra firm Trade?
Intrafirm trade is the trade between two subsidiaries of a company. In such a case, normal trade laws do not apply, and can therefore occur without any hinderance.
What instrument are used in trade credit?
instruments in trade credit
A trade agreement that creates favorable trade terms between two nations establishes which of the following?
Normal Trade Agreement
Why did Egyptians trade with kerma?
Egyptians liked to trade with Kerma because Kerma was very wealthy.
How did trade benefit trade egyptians?
I am batman!
Who did Egyptians trade with?
Some egyptians traded with each other.
Who did the mycenaeans trade with?
with the Egyptians and the Persians
When did the Egyptians trade?
Middle Kingdom
Did Egyptians trade to get food?
yes
What did the Egyptians trade for?
iron weapons and tools
Did Ancient Egyptians trade food for food?
no
What did ancient Egyptians use to trade?
slaves :)
Why did the Egyptians want to control Nubian trade?
Nubian resources, such as gold and copper, were very important to the Egyptians; therefore, it was to their advantage to control Nubian trade.
Why did Egyptians want to control Nubian trade?
Nubian resources, such as gold and copper, were very important to the Egyptians; therefore, it was to their advantage to control Nubian trade.
Do Egyptians still trade today and do they have money?
yes
