The Nile Provide the framers grew wheat, barley, fruits, and vegetables, and raised cattle and, sheep.
By:Luis Geronimo
The Nile provided abundant supplies of fish, as well as fertilising the fields needed for crops and watering the animals often hunted.
It provided good, fertile soil to grow crops such as wheat and papyrus plant. There was also fish that the Egyptians speared to eat.
It provided good, fertile soil to grow crops such as wheat and papyrus plant. There was also fish that the Egyptians speared to eat.
they provide egyptian foods and egyptians plants.
fertile soil, helpful to grow crops.
The Nile supplied water for crops and animals. Its yearly floods brought silt on to the fields which improved their fertility.
Essential! If the Nile didnt flood, the farmers and their families would die of starvation
the Nile river provides fish and water for the crops that the people used for farming.
Because Nile is the only river which can provide the water directly to the crops so that it would not take time for Egyptians
The nile gives them water for their family and crops
The crops and the farm surround the river nile and every year in June and october the rains come and the river nile overflows and wets the crops
They were dependent on the Nile River for their transportation and for irrigation of crops. The yearly floods of the Nile served to maintain the fertility of the soil. Economically, the rule of the Pharoahs depended on a lower class (or slaves) to provide labor.
They were dependent on the Nile River for their transportation and for irrigation of crops. The yearly floods of the Nile served to maintain the fertility of the soil. Economically, the rule of the Pharoahs depended on a lower class (or slaves) to provide labor.