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how did the reign of ramses ii affect the territories controlled by the egyptian empire?

he extended the empire to thebes.

he lost land through unfavorable treaties.

he lost territory to egypt’s enemies in battle.

he extended his territory through the nile valley.

answer:

he lost land through unfavorable treaties.

explanation:

fortunately for the king, at the crisis of the battle, the simyra task force appeared on the scene to make its junction with the main army and thus saved the situation. the result of the battle was a tactical victory for the egyptians, in that they remained masters of the stricken field, but a strategic defeat in that they did not and could not take kadesh. neither army was in a fit state to continue action the next day, so an armistice was agreed and the egyptians returned home.

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