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What kingdom became the most powerful state in southwest Asia?
Egypt became the most powerful state in southwest Asia.
Who was the most powerful goddess of ancient Egypt Why?
The most popular goddesses in Ancient Egypt were -Isis -Hathor -Bastet
Who was a powerful pharaoh who was a woman?
hatsheput!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
When was Bastet alive?
Bastet was an powerful ancient Egyptian cat goddess, so she would have lived in ancient Egypt times.
What were some advantages of being a craftsmen in ancient Egypt?
Craft-workers were important in ancient Egypt because they made weapons and tools.
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