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What did the Egyptians reliance on the Nile River for farming lead to?
floods and lost of life
How did Ivan 111 lead Russian to their indepence from the mongols?
He fought every war he was in on the Nile River....
What did the nile mean to Cleopatra?
The Nile was literally the life blood of ancient Egypt. It was so vital to transportation, trade and farming (the annual flood) that it was considered a deity. Since the Egyptians worshiped the Nile as a god, Cleopatra as pharaoh, would be required to lead or partake in religious ceremonies honoring the Nile.
How did the geography of the Nile River valley lead to the growth of a civilizations there?
The Nile River Valley helped ancient Egypt prosper in terms of agriculture. The floods of the Nile watered farmlands and the Nile was a source of irrigation as well. In this manner the Nile River, a geographical term, helped ancient Egypt become a dominating empire in its time.
How did successful farming in the Nile Valley lead to growth of trading centers in Egypt?
By trading with other countries
How did geography lead to the fall of the empires of Mali Ghana and Songhai?
their locations between the Sahara and the Sahel and proximity to the Nile River
What major river flows south to north into the Medigterranean?
Nile River
What are the names of the rivers that make up the nile?
The Blue Nile and the White Nile merge to form the Nile.
What are the tributaries of the river nile?
there are many tributaries of the river nile and those include-atbarah riverdinder riversobat riverwalaqa riverhope u found it useful!by kasandra
The Nile begins to separate at what two rivers?
how many nile rivers are there Albert Nile, White Nile, Blue Nile, Nile Fan, Victoria Nile, and Yellow Nile
How did the geography of the nile river valley lead to to the growth of a civilization there?
The availability of arable land as well as safe higher ground meant that the civilization could make use of the Nile Valley to grow food and use the river for transportation and trade.
