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they thought it would bring the pharaoh up to heaven
Not only to drink, but to water their crops. They used complex irrigation systems to bring in water from the water sources to where they needed the water.
It depends on where you want to begin the long trip these people made. Often, they were sold by the chiefs of their tribes for one reason or another. Perhaps to get rid of some weak people or an annoying neighbor. The Africans fought much like we did and still do over food supplies and land. Those that won sold off the male children and adult captives to traders looking for slaves to bring to the New World. The Old World also used slaves. Once the 75-80% made it to port after chained in a closed hold for 3 weeks, they were sold in a slave market. They were sold to other slave markets in other towns and cities by traders. You have to understand that they were considered property like horses, cattle and farm supplies and were traded between one farmer and another or given as gifts.
Maat was the daughter of the god Ra. he created her for order. basically Ra came from the primeval dark waters of chaos, according to Egyptian mythology. from the waters rose a mound of land on which Ra came forth. he then created Maat to bring order from chaos. so technically she didn't have a mother.
They used levee canals to bring water to their fields.
The riches that were bought back to Egypt was as follows: Gold Ivory Perfumes Animal Clothes Trees that only grow in the kingdom of Kush (lower Nubia)
yes, they did. they were bringing it back during the 8th century. they brought back things such as gold, perfumes, cloths, and ivory.
They wanted to trade with Asia; riches to bring back home:)
by buying them from African slave traders
Pyramids are built for praying to the Egyptian Gods. They were also built because egyptians believed that when you die you bring all of your riches with you. (also how much money you have gets you into "heaven") They built the pyramids to contain their bodies and riches, so that in the afterlife the "rich" folk will have their belongings with them.
Arab traders brought goods such as textiles, porcelain, glass beads, and spices like cloves, cinnamon, and pepper to East African port towns. They also brought Islam, new agricultural techniques, and a system of writing known as Arabic script.
What religion did the traders bring to the people of Ghana and Mali
well, depending on the personality of the owner of the riches, sometimes yes, but most of the time people will find out that riches only bring hollow satisfaction and cause even the most respectable people to destroy their lives, but that's just what usually happens.
They brought it by boat.
Traders would bring salt to Ghana and other things of intrest, mostley salt was traded for gold during the period of trade,
water
Most importantly, their religion Islam