Egyptian Expeditions Such as Queen Hatshepsut's Mission to Punt Reveal

question 52

Multiple Choice

Egyptian expeditions such as Queen Hatshepsut's mission to Punt reveal all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Despite the phenomenal wealth enjoyed by the people of Punt, they could not produce food in quantities large enough to export it to others.
• B) Egyptian society produced such an abundance of grain that its Pharaoh could use it to purchase rare and expensive luxuries from other regions.
• C) Egyptian naval technology was so immature that it required five vessels to transport a few incense trees back to Egypt.
• D) Queen Hatshepsut ruled effectively as a Pharaoh aware of Egypt's power and position in relation to its neighbors.

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