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Africa's diverse environments, ranging from deserts to fertile river valleys, significantly influenced the establishment of civilizations. For instance, the Nile River facilitated agriculture and trade in Egypt, while the fertile highlands of Ethiopia supported early societies. Meanwhile, the Sahara Desert acted as a barrier, limiting interaction between northern and sub-Saharan civilizations. Thus, access to water, arable land, and trade routes shaped where and how these communities developed.
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