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What do you notice about population distribution and settlement locations in Ancient Egypt. List some reasons to explain the population distribution.
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What do you notice about population distribution and settlement locations in Ancient Egypt. List some reasons to explain the population distribution.
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What do you notice about population distribution and settlement locations in Ancient Egypt. List some reasons to explain the population distribution.
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-It was mainly based on slave
-Kings were very rich and commoners usually didn't have a sustainable home
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