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What was an effect of Queen Hatshepsut's policies? A. The economy expanded greatly as a result of trade. B. Routes and roads for trade were unused and neglected. C. Trade was reduced as Egypt was closed
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What was an effect of Queen Hatshepsut's policies?

A. The economy expanded greatly as a result of trade.
B. Routes and roads for trade were unused and neglected.
C. Trade was reduced as Egypt was closed off from other nations.
D. Taxes were no longer collected as Egypt earned money from trade.

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Egypt experienced a decrease in status among other countries. Religious reform became possible as peasants gained wealth. The kingdom was peaceful and prosperous. Workers became unhappy with the pharaoh.

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