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Egypt's geographical defenses primarily include its natural barriers, such as the vast deserts to the east and west, which provide a protective buffer against invasions. The Mediterranean Sea to the north serves as a maritime defense, while the Nile River, flowing through the country, has historically been both a source of sustenance and a natural barrier against certain threats. Additionally, the Red Sea to the east offers protection from naval incursions, further consolidating Egypt's strategic defenses.
Egypts power began to fade away after the rule of Ramses II because that is when God released the children of Israel from the bondage of slavery from the Egyptians.
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The Natural Defenses of Egypt are the cataracts, the delta, the eastern and western desert.
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Mesopotamia was the civilization that had greater natural defenses.
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Egypt's natural defenses, such as the Sahara Desert to the west and the Red Sea to the east, can limit access and connectivity, making trade and communication with neighboring regions more challenging. These geographic barriers can isolate communities, hindering economic development and cultural exchange. Additionally, reliance on the Nile River for agriculture means that any fluctuations in water levels can significantly impact food security, creating vulnerabilities in an otherwise protective landscape.
Resistance.
It had natural barriers to protect against invaders.
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Deserts and Mountains
Natural Resources include petroleum, natural gas, iron ore, phosphates, manganese, limestone, gypsum, talc, asbestos, lead, zinc
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