Trade networks in Egypt
A. remained small and oriented toward internal trade for much of the Old Kingdom period.
B. were mostly overland routes, especially to bring in wood.
C. expanded to reach as far as France.
D. allowed merchants to become wealthy and develop habits previously reserved for royalty.
E. were controlled by the Nubians, who taxed Egyptian merchants heavily.
Answer: D. allowed merchants to become wealthy and develop habits previously reserved for royalty.
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