The Attacks on Egypt in the Early Thirteenth Century B

question 20

Multiple Choice

The attacks on Egypt in the early thirteenth century B.C.E.caused

• A) the permanent collapse of Egyptian civilization.
• B) a crisis that forced the reform of Egypt's religion.
• C) a change in the aesthetic values of Egyptian art.
• D) Egyptian civilization to retreat back into its traditional borders.

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