Based on details in the riddle of the rosetta stone, napoleon’s scholars and scientists receive the nickname "the donkeys" because they, a. capture the city of alexandria and overrun the nile delta while riding on donkeys. b. use donkeys as their transportation while making expeditions into the countryside. c. collect a variety of plants and animals to study—and their favorite is donkeys. d. keep donkeys as pets in the elegant palace that serves as their headquarters.

Because they use donkeys as their transprotation while making expeditions into the countryside.  

B

Explanation:

b

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