Egypt

"According to the book of Exodus, Mose was born during a time the children of Israel, were increasing larger and the Egyptian Pharaoh was afraid that they would revolt against him. For that reason, he ordered all newborn Hebrew boys to be killed. Nevertheless, Moses mother, hid him and he was adopted foundling by the Eqyptian royal family. "

-Hamdi Mo.

♥Cleopatra was the first Egyptian woman to becoem a pharaoh!!!♥

answered by shanikwa tomlinson

Cleopatra wasn't the first woman pharaoh.. The very first known woman to assume the role of pharaoh was Queen HATSHEPSUT. And Cleopatra was the LAST pharaoh.

Some famous landmarks include Eiffel Tower, Great Wall, Perspolis, Sydney Opera House, Washington DC, The Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, Mt Rushmore, Leaning tower of Pisa, and the Sistine Chapel.

Some come to Siberia to see the wildflowers or to fish in the rivers.

It is elongated.

Yes, the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea.

The upper kindom is located in the south of Egypt and the lower kindom north. This is because the Nile flows north.

Only the rich boys could have an education and go to school and the Egyptian girls had a tutor and came to there house. The poor had no education whatsoever.

A Coptic Christian is a person who belongs to the Coptic Orthodox Church.

Coptic means Egyptian in the Coptic language (Evolved language from the Ancient Egytpian language). However since the Islamic/Arab conquest of Egypt, it refers to Christians, namely the Eastern 'Oriental' Orthodox sect.

The Coptic Orthodox church was founded by St.Mark and belongs to the Eastern 'Oriental' Orthodox church, not the Eastern Orthodox, because of a schism, heresy or misunderstanding between definitons on the nature of Christ.

The Coptic Orthodox church is headed by the Pope and Patriarch of all Alexandria, Pope Shenouda the Third. Note the word Pope was used by the Coptic church before the Catholic Pope asserted primacy, hence the title of Bishop of Rome. However it is not used in the same way as the Roman Catholics do, which means authority, but as the word 'father' in latin, while Patriarch is 'father' in Greek.

If you know nothing about Coptic Christians you may know that the Nicene Creed was written by one of its fathers. Rosary beads and Monastacism originated from one of its saints and most of the martyrs in Christianity were Coptic just to give an idea to other sects that may not be familiar.

It is called the hejab.Feamles wear it to show resept for the Islamic religon.Are hair is not suppose to show at all;only to their husband,brothers and to the other feamles.

Egyptian artisans were middle class. The length of kilt they would have worn would have depended on the time period. They wore normal clothes.

It's not as celebrated as in the U.S, however, many people host parties at their houses, or parties at clubs to celebrate Halloween. This could be most popular in Cairo, Sharm El Sheikh, and Hurghada. Most of the time people dress up in different costumes, such as mummies, vampires or wear different masks. A few trick or treats are carried out in certain places in Cairo, such as in Maadi or Zamalek - where most of the foreigners live in Cairo.

they found more jobs and change all slaves remarks as in no more slaves and has more benefits and contributions

Ahmed Zewai da dick headl- 1999 Nobel Prize-winning chemist

Fayez Sarofim- Billionaire Houston financier

Farouk al-Baz- NASA geologist

Allen Adham- Founder of Blizzard Entertainment

There are many more, look up Egyptian-Americans on Wikipedia

There was a drought and famine in Jacob's time, so the Israelites went to Egypt because "there was grain in Egypt". Joseph, Jacob's lost son, as vizier in Egypt, has wisely built storehouses for Egypt's grain during the years of plenty to give out in the years of famine.

Jacob's other sons came and requested some of the grain that Joseph had saved. When Joseph reunited with his brothers, he eventually had the rest of the family brought down to Egypt, to protect them from the famine. They stayed in the Land of Goshen as guests of the Pharaoh.

Later on, in Moses' time, the Israelites had to leave Egypt and go to Canaan in order to escape their enslavement.

The Nile River is considered the "Lifeblood of Egypt" because, without the Nile River, Egypt would not exist. Without the Nile, Egypt would not have enough water to sustain a civilization of any meaningful size.

The Nile Delta was originally composed of tiny parcels of fertile lands through which the Nile River flowed. The river flooded on a regular basis and, in so doing, helped to spread those fertile soils over a far wider area as well as providing water to them. This allowed people to cultivate the land (which was formerly desert) and to grow crops.

The Nile also provides fish for food, and is used for transport.

The rulers of Egypt were called pharaohs.

Cleopatra because she lost the kindom - she was the final Pharoah.

Throughout most of history slaves have played a part.

However there is no sure way to say that the Egyptian gods or goddesses enslaved other gods or goddesses, or people, based upon what little we know of the depictions of their religion.

There is also a noted difference though hard to define in those depictions to detect the difference in a slave, which has no choice; and a servant, whom may have many reasons for severing.

because it was the capital of Egypt

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The Nile helped develop a well-governed civilization by giving the Egyptians a trade route, and having annual that the people took advantage of which helped reduce the destruction of houses.

The Mediterranean borders Egypt to the North. The Red Sea borders Egypt to the East. Egypt is one of several countries that border 2 or more oceans.