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The Nile River protected cities from invading armies and allowed the pharaoh to control the trade routes.
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What role did the Nile river play in the survival of the egyptians?
it would flood and give the crops nutrients
What gifts did Hapi the god give to the Egyptians?
Hapi was the ancinet Egyptian god of the Nile and its inundation.
Does the Nile give protection or transportation to the people who lived near it?
The Nile gave quick transportation to other seas and rivers for the Egyptians, which is very good!
How did ancient Egyptians communicate using the Nile river?
I think Egyptians used a man payed to travel down the river walk to the destination and give the message
How did the nile river and nearby desert help early egyptians?
beacause they help give them water and food to eat so they could live
Why did the cycle of the nile waters give the egyptians a belief in life after death?
Each year they saw the dying animals and plants nourished by the Nile, and return, plants growing and animals being born during that season.
What special meanings did the Egyptians give to the river Nile and the creatures in it?
Simply they looked upon it as 'life' - water to drink and grow crops, fish to eat and the flood brought fertile soil. Without the Nile there would only be desert.
What name did the egyptians give their god the Nile?
The Nile River was first called the Hapi River. Of the Hapi River Valley People. Check them out.
What river is the life blood of Egypt?
the Nile river because a long time ago around 190BC god sent a plague on Egypt to turn the Nile river into blood so the Egyptians couldn't drink water hope this helped if did please give trust point
Why is eygpt called the gift of the nile?
They called Egypt the gift of the Nile because they wanted to give Egypt the gift of the Nile. They also called Egypt the gift of the Nile because they were Ancient Egyptians.
Give two examples of how the Nile river shaped ancient Egypt?
The Nile River supported a large, settled population on its banks, and it allowed the Egyptians to traded with their southern neighbors the Nubians. The Nile was home to crocodiles and hippopotamuses, which appear as deities and fearsome mythical creatures in ancient Egyptian religion.
