History, asked by praptisathe3668, 10 days ago

Read the passage and then answer the question.

In ancient Egypt, the ruling government owned much of the land. The government’s income came largely from collecting taxes from citizens for using the land for farming and other economic purposes. But the government did give land to soldiers in its military. The government lost tax revenue from the land it gave away. But rewarding soldiers in this way helped ensure their loyalty.

What was the opportunity cost to the government from giving land to soldiers?

lost tax revenue
loyalty of the soldiers
land given to soldiers
taxes from citizens who farmed

Answers

Answered by LeopoldFitz
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Explanation:

loyality to soldiers

ANS: LOYALITY TO SOLDIERS

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