Two reasons egypt couldn’t stop the decline of its 3,000-year-old civilization.

Geographical

situations, and Natural disasters and

lack of able leaders

Explanation:

Geographical

situations: Egypt is surrounded by desert and at that time it was a difficult

task to establish strong trade ties with other nations as it was difficult to

travel to the place, making the trading relationships not so strong to serve

for a long period of time.

Natural disasters and

lack of able leaders: Pepy II was the last leader who could pull it

all together even during the Nile flooding and drought. There were many who challenged

the kings after him and lack of administration coupled with civil war and wide

spread starvation played its role. The economic situations were destroyed ultimately

resulting in the fall of a great civilization.

The reasons that Egypt was unable to stop the decline of its 3,000-year-old civilization include the following:

Other kingdoms were making advances in warfare technology.

It lacked a strong leader to give it direction.

Explanation:

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i think the answer is b.