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The Nile is the answer. The reason why is that the Nile wolud flood once a year, providing silt for their crops. It also gave them their drinking water and food with the fish that lived in it.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 12y agoEgyptain survive by adapting to the temperature. They wear long flowing clothing and covering their heads to keep in moisture and protecting them from the sun. The drink alot of water. They avoid the heat of the day by travelling early morning or later in the evening.
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What ancient Egyptian buildings survive in Egypt today?
pyramids
Could a crocodile survive without a egyptian plover?
No You have a fetis
Why did the Egyptian believe it was important to preserver the body?
so they would "survive" in the afterlife
What is the advancement that enabled the Egyptian civilization to survive the arid desert conditions?
irrigation..
The advancement that enabled the Egyptian civilization to survive the arid desert conditions was .?
irrigation
The advancement that enabled the Egyptian civilization to survive the arid desert conditions was?
irrigation
Did the Egyptian army survive the rushing sea?
If you refer to the Red Sea incident in Exodus, then no.
How did Egyptian farmers manage to survive even in bad years?
they would move towards the Nile river
What animal in the Sahara is most likely to survive?
im pretty sure its an Egyptian animal called your mom or of relation to your mom
Why was farming important to the ancient Egyptian?
It was important because people needed crops to survive. They had begun to settle in towns and didn't hunt and gather as they once did.
Why was the Egyptian empire successful?
The only Greek Empire was the one created by Alexander the Great. It was not a successful empire, as it did not survive his death.
Why do most Egyptian eschew their vast lands to crowd themselves into one of the most densely packed regions in the world?
So they can survive
