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The natural barrier that protected egypt in the south was the A.sahara B.cataracts C.red sea D.sudan
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The natural barrier that protected egypt in the south was the A.sahara B.cataracts C.red sea D.sudan

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i would say a because we still can not cross it unless we can drive and they used to not have cars

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