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Explain why Egypt's location provided a good place to start a civilization?
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∙ 14y ago
To answer this question (which probably comes straight out of your history book and was asked by your history teacher?), you should try to get an overview of the climate and geography of Egypt. Here are a few key words, around which you can build your thorough answer without feeling that you've cheated:
Warm weather
The River Nile (along with its floods)
etc.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 9y agoancient Egypt held what is called the 'fertile crescent. With the yearly flooding of the Nile this area was a 'bread basket' for the growth and production of food. Because this area could produce so much it helped to make up for the rest of the mostly arid sand covered land.
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∙ 12y agoIt is an east and the wast in achent egypt
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∙ 13y agoit had easy access to 2 river systems so thaey could get water easier.
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The location of Egypts largest pyramids?
The largest pyramid in Egypt is the pyramid in Giza. It is the largest pyramid in all of ancient Egypt.
How did Egypts main crops of papyrus and cereals best contribute to the development of the civilization?
Being close to a river provided plentiful farmland for grains, which are obviously cereals; cheap easy food for everyone. Papyrus was a major factor for success as it allowed scribes to document things, and also could be used for communication.
Who is on Egypts currency?
egyptian pound
What were the ancient Egypts leaders?
they were pharoahs
What are the names of ancient egypts pharaohs?
Ramesses
What years did egypts civilization flourish?
i dont know yo
How did Egypts location make it an ideal location for trade?
It is an east and the wast in achent Egypt
What advantages did Egypts location provide early egyptians?
For early egyptians their land provided them with good soil to grow crops, the nile gave them the silt and they were pretty good traders
What other advantages egypts location provide for early Egyptian's?
For early egyptians their land provided them with good soil to grow crops, the nile gave them the silt and they were pretty good traders
How did Ancient egypts civilization end?
The Great Ancient Egypt's civilization ended after the conquest of Alexander the Great. The Egyptians were already on the decline as the priest class had become corrupt and the people began to turn on them.
How does egypts location farther north contribute to the richness of the land?
ancient Egypt and nubia can rely on its water
What was an advantage of egypts location besides a stable food diet?
It had natural barriers to protect against invaders.
The location of Egypts largest pyramids?
The largest pyramid in Egypt is the pyramid in Giza. It is the largest pyramid in all of ancient Egypt.
How did Egypts main crops of papyrus and cereals best contribute to the development of the civilization?
Being close to a river provided plentiful farmland for grains, which are obviously cereals; cheap easy food for everyone. Papyrus was a major factor for success as it allowed scribes to document things, and also could be used for communication.
How ancient egypts geography affected the way its civilization developed?
water= irrigation=crops mud=bricks=home Nile=travel=trade flooding=sit=crop deserts=protection
What is egypts cilmate?
no
What is Egypts GNP?
300
