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Irrigation helped Egypt grow to the developed empire is became and endured for centuries. Progress in art and science can only develop when the people have enough food and water to free a portion of the population from agriculture to pursue "higher" pursuits.

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Dams collected and stored water, irrigation canals moved it to the fields, and cantilevered buckets delivered it to higher levels. This provided longer and more widespread water then the annual Nile floods.

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It helped them because they would build canals through the land so houses wouldn't flood and they can harvest through the canals using boats.

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to water their fields and one part of the system was the great shaduf. it was kind of like a bucket attached to a long rod with a boom at the end.

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how did ancient Egypt inventions affected them

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Q: How did the invention of irrigation systems affect ancient Egyptian farming?
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