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The blocks that were used to construct the pyramids were made of
granite and limestone
What river is the longest river in the world and has hippos
The longest river in the world is the Nile river
How many pyramids did the ancient Egyptians bild
Over ramids were built by the Egyptians.
Egyptians compared the nile river to a
blossoming flower
Members of the roman senate plotted to kill Julius Caesar because
they thought he was growing too strong
The quarries for the material used to build the pyramids were located
across the nile
Vikings believed their gods gave special honors and favors to people who liked
War
The process of building the French monarchy began when who was chosen to be king of France
Hugh Capet. (:
The lowest ranked group in Egypt were the
slaves
Piece of land that connects Egypt and what was once Mesopotamia was formerly known as
The piece of land that connects Egypt and what was once Mesopotamia was formerly known as the Fertile Crescent. This is because the soil was very fertile.
The watering of dry land by means of man made streams canals or pipes is called
Irrigation
A pyramid is a solid figure with one
A pyramid is a solid figure with one vertix.
Egyptians became skilled in surveying because
the niles anual flooding erased property markers each year
Can papyrus be eaten
No, papyrus can not be eaten
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