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The trade route between ancient Egypt and the Indus Valley was approximately ANSWER BAR: 3,000 miles 2,000 kilometers 500 miles
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The trade route between ancient Egypt and the Indus Valley was approximately

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3,000 miles
2,000 kilometers
500 miles

The trade route between ancient Egypt and the Indus Valley was approximately ANSWER-example-1
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it’s three thousand miles
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it would be 3,000 miles
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