Multiple Choice. Egypt, in early world history, A. Had no trade or interactions with others as the Egyptians did not desire it, geographical barriers were impossible to cross, and other societies in Northeast Africa and the Middle East knew nothing about the existence of Egypt. B. Developed a concept of “divine kingship” which, combined with agricultural wealth and ease of communication along the Nile, made it the longest-lived state in world history. C. Does not belong in an African history class as it is, actually, geographically, separated from the African continent by the Red Sea. D. Was forced to constantly battle the effects of droughts, leading people to fell that their gods were cruel and malevolent.

Multiple Choice. Egypt, in early world history, A. Had no trade or interactions with others as the Egyptians did not desire it, geographical barriers were impossible to cross, and other societies in Northeast Africa and the Middle East knew nothing about the existence of Egypt. B. Developed a concept of “divine kingship” which, combined with agricultural wealth and ease of communication along the Nile, made it the longest-lived state in world history. C. Does not belong in an African history class as it is, actually, geographically, separated from the African continent by the Red Sea. D. Was forced to constantly battle the effects of droughts, leading people to fell that their gods were cruel and malevolent.

	A.	Had no trade or interactions with others as the Egyptians did not desire it, geographical barriers were impossible to cross, and other societies in Northeast Africa and the Middle East knew nothing about the existence of Egypt.
	B.	Developed a concept of “divine kingship” which, combined with agricultural wealth and ease of communication along the Nile, made it the longest-lived state in world history.
	C.	Does not belong in an African history class as it is, actually, geographically, separated from the African continent by the Red Sea.
	D.	Was forced to constantly battle the effects of droughts, leading people to fell that their gods were cruel and malevolent.