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the Nile affected life by providing fish and waterbirds for food, water to irrigate the crops, papyrus for writing and mud which was full of enrichment for the plants

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How did the Nile affect Egyptian immortality?

Noone is 'immortal', which is different in believing that there is an 'after-life'.


How did the Nile River affect Khufu's life?

As it did every other Egyptian, however he could not have built the great Pyramid of Giza without the Nile. See the link below.


How was the nile important to Egyptian writing?

Many images in Egyptian writing may depict life living along the nile, such as animals and what not.


Which egyptian contribution do you think has had the greatest impact on life in the US?

the nile river...


How were the gift of the Nile important to Egyptian life?

They relied on it to get good harvests from their farming.


How were the gifts of the Nile important to Egyptian life?

They relied on it to get good harvests from their farming.


What shaped ancient Egyptian life?

Ancient Egyptian life was shaped their religion, their monarchs and the Nile River. Their ancient civilization spanned thousands of years.


What does the Egyptian eye inside of a cross mean?

That is an Ankh, 'key of life', 'the key of the Nile', 'crux ansata') and it was the Egyptian hieroglyphic character that read "eternal life".


What civilization flourished in the Nile Valley?

Egyptian\Egyptian


Why does the Nile flood and how does it affect the aspects of Egyptian life?

social studies is the best...anyway the anser is thst this river gave many egyptians food, water, and fertile rich soil to grow their crops.


How did the nile's overflow affect Egypt's soil?

because of the overflow of the Nile, the Egyptian soil became rich and the farmers became happy because their crops could grow, the ancient Egyptians depended on the Nile's flood yearly


Why did river nile get called nile?

It became this way as the Nile because of the Egyptian catastrophe's.