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The Nile affected the daily lives of Egyptians in many ways. For an example, everyday, when they were to take a bath the Egyptians went to Nile to cleanse themselves, as only the noblemen could afford actual showers and bathrooms. The Egyptians also went to the Nile to wash their clothes and dishes as well. The Nile was also referred to, when the people became thirsty and needed water to quench their thirst.
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How did the Nile River effect the egyptian's daily life?
The Nile affected the daily lives of Egyptians in many ways. For an example, everyday, when they were to take a bath the Egyptians went to Nile to cleanse themselves, as only the noblemen could afford actual showers and bathrooms. The Egyptians also went to the Nile to wash their clothes and dishes as well. The Nile was also referred to, when the people became thirsty and needed water to quench their thirst.
What did the Egyptians depend upon for life?
the nile
Symbol of life for aciant Egyptians?
The Nile river.
How did the Egyptians relate to the Nile?
As an absolute form and giver of life, as without the Nile there would be only desert.
Why did the Egyptians use the Nile so much?
Because it was a sourse of life
What did the Egyptians reliance on the Nile River for farming lead to?
floods and lost of life
Why did Ancient Egyptians need the River Nile to Flood?
To bring turds to LIFE
The focal points and sources of life for the ancient Egyptians were the?
The Nile River fits your description. It was so important to the Ancient Egyptians that it became a part of their Religious beliefs. They called the Goddess of the Nile, Anuket.
Why do Egyptians use the nile for?
The Nile was the source of life. It was the biggest water source to be found in Egypt. They traveled and traded. they used the water for crops.
What was the daily life of the egyptians?
They spent ages building tombs
What did the reliance of egyptians on the Nile for farming led to?
it led to technological achievements
Egyptians always built their pyramids on the what side of the nile?
The west because ancient Egyptians believed that as the sun sets in the West it is a symbol of life's end, therefore tombs and mausoleums are built in the West, whereas life-giving temples are in the East.on the west side of the Nile
