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As ancient Egypt rose to be a more complex civilization, developments in the field of architecture were astonishing. As one pharaoh succeeded another, the need for more and more elaborate architecture arose. What was the result of this demand?
A.
Some parts of society suffered greatly.
B.
The number of traders and foreigners coming to Egypt increased.
C.
There was more demand for sculptors and artisans.
D.
Trade between Egypt and its neighbors decreased.
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