How did the kingdoms of Kush and Egypt interact with each other economically? Kush traded ivory for gold from Egypt. Egypt traded wheat for gold from Kush. Egypt traded incense for cotton from Kush. Kush traded iron weaponry for ivory from Egyp

The economic interaction between Kush and Egypt was B. Egypt traded wheat for gold from Kush.

Kush was Egypt's closest neighbor and had large deposits of gold. Egypt produced grain, especially wheat, helped by the Nile River.

Kush depended on Egyptian wheat. Egypt's great desire for Kush gold enabled it to exchange gold for wood from other neighboring countries. Kush needed Egyptian wheat for life's sustenance.

Thus, the economic interaction between Kush and Egypt was not just for ivory, incense, cotton, or iron weapons, but Kush exchanged its gold for Egyptian wheat.

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becasue in the south they disallowed slavery but in the north slavery was illegial this boilled into because mexico wanted slavery

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it created free trade throughout the colonial territories.