While most people who lived in ancient egypt avoided settling in the desert, those regions protected them from enemies . why do you think this was true?

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Explanation:

There are a number of reasons why this statement is true. Firstly, those residing in the desert were naturally acclimated to the harsh climate and lack of resources, while enemies of these people groups would have had great difficulty surviving in such an environment. Generally, if you were to wage an attack on a peoples, you'd need access to food, water, and adequate shelter, this was scarce in the desert. Add sandstorms, difficulty locating certain points due to the lack of observable landmarks, and the fact that one's body isn't naturally evolved to the climate, and any enemies of the Ancient Egyptians would find it impossibly brutal to wage attacks on them.

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