Egyptian Expeditions Such as Queen Hatshepsut's Mission to Punt Reveal

Multiple Choice

Egyptian expeditions such as Queen Hatshepsut's mission to Punt reveal all of the following EXCEPT:

A) Despite the phenomenal wealth enjoyed by the people of Punt, they could not produce food in quantities large enough to export it to others.
B) Egyptian society produced such an abundance of grain that its Pharaoh could use it to purchase rare and expensive luxuries from other regions.
C) Egyptian naval technology was so immature that it required five vessels to transport a few incense trees back to Egypt.
D) Queen Hatshepsut ruled effectively as a Pharaoh aware of Egypt's power and position in relation to its neighbors.