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Why was the Rosetta Stone important? It showed the Greeks how to invade Egypt It encouraged people to search for other treasures in Egypt. It allowed historians to understand an…

Why was the Rosetta Stone important? It showed the Greeks how to invade Egypt It encouraged people to search for other treasures in Egypt. It allowed historians to understand an…
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Why was the Rosetta Stone important?

It showed the Greeks how to invade Egypt
It encouraged people to search for other treasures in Egypt.
It allowed historians to understand and translate hieroglyphs.
It gave Napoleon information that helped him to win a large war.

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It allowed historians to understand and translate hieroglyphs.

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