The attacks on Egypt in the early thirteenth century B.C.E.caused
A) the permanent collapse of Egyptian civilization.
B) a crisis that forced the reform of Egypt's religion.
C) a change in the aesthetic values of Egyptian art.
D) Egyptian civilization to retreat back into its traditional borders.

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The attacks on Egypt in the early thirteenth century B.C.E. did not cause the permanent collapse of Egyptian civilization, nor did they directly force a reform of Egypt's religion or significantly change the aesthetic values of Egyptian art. Instead, these attacks pressured Egypt to consolidate and retreat back into its traditional borders, focusing on internal stability and defense.

The Attacks on Egypt in the Early Thirteenth Century B