Question

3. Which factor contributed most to the development of towns and cities in ancient Egypt?​

Answer 1

Fertile farmland

Step-by-step explanation:

The cities of Ancient Egypt developed along the Nile River due to the fertile farmland along its banks. The typical city had a wall around it with two entrances. There was a major road down the center of the town with smaller, narrow streets connecting to it. The houses and buildings were made of mud-brick.