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How did geographic isolation contribute to the development of Egyptian culture?
The Nile River helped Egyptian trade, and transport. Egyptians also knew when the floods from the river would be coming during the year. so they gathered their crops before the floods came. The Nile River provided enough water to water the crops. Their fields had rich soil, the Nile River contributed to the development of Egyptian culture, and Made Egypt famous and successful for some time.
How did the geographic isolation contribute to the development of Egyptian?
The Nile River helped Egyptian trade, and transport. Egyptians also knew when the floods from the river would be coming during the year. so they gathered their crops before the floods came. The Nile River provided enough water to water the crops. Their fields had rich soil, the Nile River contributed to the development of Egyptian culture, and Made Egypt famous and successful for some time.
What river helped the development of west African river?
Niger River
The development of Egyptian civilization was influenced most closely by?
The Nile River
What river helped the development of the West African empire?
Niger River
What river helped the development of the West African empires?
Niger River
How did the Nile River affect the development of the Egyptian religion?
The NIL would flood their crops for planting but at the same time it would leave fertile soil. It gave them a god called Hapi.
What role did the nile river valley play in the development of the Egyptian civilization?
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What role did the Nile river Valley played in the development of the Egyptian civilization?
nothing
What role did the Nile River Valley play play in the development of the Egyptian Civilization?
nothing
Which geographic factor had a major influence on the development of both Egyptian and babylonian?
River Valleys
What benefits or advantages did the Nile River provide to Egyptian civilization?
The Nile helped with transportation and trade. It also helped with Egyptian agriculture. Without the Nile, Egypt would be an arid land.
