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Egypt
Egypt is a country located in the northeast of Africa. Egypt is well-known for its ancient history about the pharaohs, gods and goddesses and most importantly, its pyramids.
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How much does a 2 liter coke cost in Egypt?
Well I am sure when my auntie went to Eygpt she bough a 2 liter bottle on coke and it cost around 30
Which kingdom was first to include both upper and lower Egypt?
The "Two Kingdoms" of Upper and Lower Egypt were united around 3000 BC, under the rule of the pharaoh called Menes (alternatively Narmer), the founder of the First Dynasty.
Upper (southern) Egypt was later ruled by the Hyksos and the Kingdom of Kush. The greatest extent of Egypt's empire occurred in the 18th Dynasty, beginning around 1550 BC with pharaoh Ahmose I.
What jobs where there in acient Egypt?
Most slaves worked in the household of wealthy egyptians. They cooked, served, cleaned, washed clothes, made beer or entertained the family as dancers, musicians and acrobats.
Some slaves were made to work on the land of a noble or temple. An educated slave often enjoyed high status looking after his master's affairs perhaps owning land and slaves himself.
Slaves also served in the army.
Others were not so fortunate. They toiled naked in the hot sun under hard overseers digging canals, building monuments and temples, working in the quarries or worst of all in the gold and copper mines in Sinai.
The highest temperature that has ever been recorded for Cairo, Egypt was 47.8 degrees Celsius. That is, about 118 degrees Fahrenheit.
What is the name of Egypt's Parliament?
The People's Assembly, part of the Egyptian Parliament, proposes draft laws. It has a permanent cmmittee called the Constitutional and Legislation affairs committee which assists in the process of law making. The People's Assembly, part of the Egyptian Parliament, proposes draft laws. It has a permanent cmmittee called the Constitutional and Legislation affairs committee which assists in the process of law making.
How did Egypt lose its independence?
Egypt lost its independence several times since it was first settled in 3100 BCE; you may wish to be more specific.
How long did it take in ancient Egypt to get to the afterlife?
Your question is not put in a fully understandable way. There are therfore two possible answers to your question. One is it took from the time they were able to understand till the time they died. The other possible answer is that it takes but a very short time from the time the spirit leaves the body till it reaches the spirit world. It is certain that you will be escorted by someone you know and has died. They or even these persons will escort you to your proper place in the spirit world.
In Egypt the Suez canal separates what two bodies of water?
port said and ends at port taufiq, cutting across marshes and desert areas.
What type of laws do Egypt have?
Of course. Every country that has ever existed has had laws. In Ancient Egypt, there were numerous codices of the Pharaoh's edicts and those of his ministers.
What did it take to become a scribe in ancient Egypt?
as a boy you had go to school that was run by priests
What two regions was Ancient Egypt divided into?
It is divided into Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt :)
Hope that helped. (:
Who is the Minister of Social Solidarity for Egypt?
Ghada Waly is the Minister of Social Solidarity for Egypt.
How many people in Egypt go to school?
Egypt is a country of over 80 million people with over half of that population under the age of 26. Therefore there are tens of thousands of schools if not hundreds of thousands to cater to this population.
He was important because he united Upper and Lower Egypt.
What type of ruler ship did Egypt have?
It depends upon what period of history you are talking about. In ancient times, the pharoahs were absolute monarchs. Then Egypt became a province in a number of empires: Persian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Arabian and Ottoman. Finally it developed its own Caliphate, the Fatimids. That came to an end at the end of the First World War, and Egypt became a British protectorate. In the 1950's Col. Nasser was a military dictator who took control of the country. The country has not moved far from military dictatorship since, although their constitution has become more representative. And since the Arab spring, Egypt seems to be moving toward a truly representative democracy.
Why were the Pharaoh's tombs so significant in Ancient Egypt?
The ancient Egyptians strongly believe in an afterlife; much of their time on Earth was spent preparing it. They believed that what ever was placed in the tombs with them after they die would be with them in this other life. Gold, jewellery, food, games, tools/weapons, furniture and other miscellaneous items were believed to be essential in the afterlife.
How do the people live near the nile river use the nile river?
Impossible to answer exactly as the river flows over 4,000 miles, through numerous countries and tens of millions use it. Amongst the things done for fun would be fishing, swimming, sightseeing, boating etc.
Is Egypt bigger or smaller than BRITAIN?
Egypt is much larger than England. Egypt is 997,739 sq km (385,229 sq mi) while England is 130,410 sq km (50,352 sq mi),
The vegetation of ancient Egypt?
Egypt is mostly desert, so there are mostly small, thorny plants scattered everywhere that are very drought-resistant. Near oases there are date and palm trees, which provide shade for smaller trees like the peach tree. There are also papyrus trees, bamboo and grass.
