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Since Egypt was located between two deserts it was not prone to many raids or attacks. The Nile river offered a great source of water and with the use of irrigation could grow crops or plants in even the most driest of places. These are just some of the reasons.

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Since Egypt was located between two deserts it was not prone to many raids or attacks. The Nile river offered a great source of water and with the use of irrigation could grow crops or plants in even the most driest of places. These are just some of the reasons.

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