Sudan is omitted from inclusion in the sub-Saharan region because it

A. is linked to Egypt by the Nile. B. doesn't border the Sahara Desert. C. contains most of the evidence of humanity's African origins. D. is politically distinct from other regional countries.

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Kailee

29 May, 14:53

Sudan is omitted from inclusion in the sub-Saharan region because it

A. is linked to Egypt by the Nile. B. doesn't border the Sahara Desert. C. contains most of the evidence of humanity's African origins. D. is politically distinct from other regional countries.

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Lennon Zamora · Answer 1

Sudan is due south of Egypt and includes the upper reaches of the Nile and it the northern half of the country includes the Sahara desert. According to the Sahara desert map only the southern part of Sudan could be considered sub-Saharan.

Roderick Blankenship · Answer 2

I think it is A. Correct me if i'm wrong.

Sudan is omitted from inclusion in the sub-Saharan region because itA. is linked to Egypt by the Nile. B. doesn't border the Sahara Desert. C. contains most of the evidence of humanity's African origins. D. is politically distinct from other regional countries.

Sudan is omitted from inclusion in the sub-Saharan region because it

A. is linked to Egypt by the Nile. B. doesn't border the Sahara Desert. C. contains most of the evidence of humanity's African origins. D. is politically distinct from other regional countries.