Since Mesopotamia was a rich land with no clear borders, they were a target for invaders.

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Pro: Egypt was geographically isolated from many other civilizations, making them hard to invade. As a result, most of Egypt's conflicts were started by Egypt.

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Pro: Bronze-Age Mesopotamia was invaded by many outside peoples: the Hurrians, Hittites, Elamites, and nomads known as the "Umman Manda."

Which Bronze-Age civilization would be better to live in: Egypt or Mesopotamia?

Since Mesopotamia was a rich land with no clear borders, they were a target for invaders.

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Egypt was geographically isolated from many other civilizations, making them hard to invade. As a result, most of Egypt's conflicts were started by Egypt.

Bronze-Age Mesopotamia was invaded by many outside peoples: the Hurrians, Hittites, Elamites, and nomads known as the "Umman Manda."

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Since Mesopotamia was a rich land with no clear borders, they were a target for invaders.

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Egypt was geographically isolated from many other civilizations, making them hard to invade. As a result, most of Egypt's conflicts were started by Egypt.

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Bronze-Age Mesopotamia was invaded by many outside peoples: the Hurrians, Hittites, Elamites, and nomads known as the "Umman Manda."