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During droughts, ancient Egyptians faced significant challenges due to reduced Nile flooding, which affected their agricultural output. To cope, they often relied on stored grain and other food reserves to sustain their population. Additionally, they might have turned to trade with neighboring regions for food supplies and implemented irrigation projects to maximize water use. Religious rituals and offerings to gods were also performed to seek divine intervention for improved weather conditions.

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