In ancient Egypt, the shift from foraging to an agricultural way of life occurred:

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The shift from foraging to an agricultural way of life occurred in ancient Egypt between 7,000 and 5,000 years ago, specifically around 5,500 years ago when the Nile River flooded and created fertile land for cultivation. This is known as the Neolithic revolution, which allowed for the development of a complex society and the rise of the pharaohs. Choice A is incorrect because 12,000 to 10,000 years ago is too early for Egypt's agricultural revolution, which occurred much later than other regions in the Fertile Crescent. Choice B is also too early for the emergence of agriculture in Egypt. Finally, while it is true that ancient Egypt continued to develop agriculture and expand its food production throughout its history, the initial shift from foraging to agriculture occurred much earlier than 5,500 years ago, so option D is not accurate.

In Ancient Egypt, the Shift from Foraging to an Agricultural