Which of the following geographical features acted as a natural defense for egypt against enemies from the south?

a) the nubian desert
b) the mediterranean sea
c) the cataracts of the nile
d) the black silt on the river banks

The correct answer is C) the cataracts of the Nile.

The geographical features that acted as a natural defense for Egypt against enemies from the south were the cataracts of the Nile.

One of the good things of Egypt's location is that it has many natural defenses. In the south, there are dangerous and risky cataracts that protected the Egyptians from invasions. It would be impossible for ships to navigate through these rapid falls. Other great natural barriers that Egypt has is the Sahara Desert in the West, and on the other side, the Eastern Desert. So although the very desertic type of wheater, Egypt has always been very well protected with natural barriers that impede invasions.

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