How did the construction of the pyramids affect geographical locations of cities?

Answer 1

Actually the geographical location aided in building the pyramids. Most of the major monuments pyramids and temples are within close proximity to the Nile River which enabled and assisted the movement of large masonry blocks. Most of the labor intensive work was carried out during the period of the Niles annual inundation and it is now known that very few slaves were involved in the construction any of the "public works carried out in dynastic Egypt.

Answer 2

Because pyramids need a flat surface or a base otherwise--by rain--they can sink or move to a different place. Therefore, they must have a flat base or format.

Answer 3

The Nile river and subsequent delta made the soil very fertile and allowed the Egyptian empire to prosper

Answer 4

well the rivers because the Egyptians did not have water also the sand because they were damaged.

Answer 5

The Nile River helped by giving them both fertile soil and a source of water while everywhere else in Egypt there was desert.