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What are two reasons the Nile river was important to the ancient Egyptians?
well for starters it gave the Egyptians knowledge and was a great source of transportation
Why was the Nile important in the Egyptians?
the egyptains used the river nile to transport the stones from one places to the other while they were making the pyramid.
Why is the nile delta important?
yes, the Nile delta is important because how would the Egyptians get their crops.
What were some of the reasons why the Nile River was so valued by the Egyptians?
i dont know
Why was the nile so important?
The Nile was so important to the egyptians because the nile gave access for water, transportation, planting, and washing clothes.
Why is the nile river valley important?
it is important because it gives gift
What are 3 of the main reasons the Nile river was so important to the Egyptians?
The Egyptians need to drink the water, they need them to travel and they need the water to grow crops.
What did the ancient egyptians find the most important?
The ancient egyptians found the Nile River to be the most important thing because it gave them their basic resources. Deserts surround/surrounded Egypt so the Nile was the non- dry spot. The Black land was fertile because of the Nile. Also it was said Egypt was important because of the "gift of the Nile.'
What was important to the ancient egyptians?
The important thing thing was the Nile River. With out the Nile River they couldn't send messages or sail down tho find food
Name 3 reasons why the nile river was important?
Transportation, trade and one other, that is what im trying to figure out.
Why is the River Nile important?
The Nile River was important to the Egyptians because it was their main source of water and it is still very important for irrigation, hydroelectricity, transportation etc.
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.
