Egypt

No, they have a Pharaoh

North Africa with the Sinai Peninsula forming a land bridge in Southwest Asia which makes Egypt a transcontinental country but offically people will say its in the North of Africa

Pyramids were build in Egypt as tombs for pharaohs and other important figures. Along with the bodies they also buried treasures, jewelery and food etc. because they believed in life after death. They also suspected that their graves would be disturbed by grave robbers that is why they made passageways with ends blocked with stone.

Several reasons. They feel the police have too much authority and give the citizens fewer civil rights. The police are known to beat citizens on a regular basis. The minimum wage is at $6 and has been for 27 years. There is a huge gap between the rich and the poor, and all of the income going into the country is going to the rich. Food prices are really high. Their president Mubarak has used corrupt methods to keep himself in power, so he's been their president for 30 years, and he's at a point where he really isn't doing anything about stuff that needs to be taken care of. It all boils down to the citizens being sick of their lazy president.

technically yes, but because most of Egypt is dessert land almost all the people live near the Nile RIver. this causes the population density of that specific area to become 1670 people per square kilometer. that would mean its highly dense but in total, Egypt has a population density of 124 people per kilometer squared. i hope that this helped you alot. :D

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Yes it's geographical location in the middle of the world gives it lots of power

it is considered part of Africa, Asia, the middle east and the Mediterranean

The people are passionate and patriotic

Some of the top scientists in America are originally Egyptian

the peasants

They generally have a large lunch that includes a wide variety of meats such as beef, lamb, and chicken, salads, cooked patatoes, and lots of bread. They have a tradition of eating a big breakfast, a pretty decent lunch and a very small dinner

Its the Indian Ocean because we live in India it is just below India and above Antarctica.
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The Nile River.

Bandages depending on whether the dead person's family could afford it.

It is like eye liner but thicker. kohl is an egyptian name

Ancient Egypt had a few barriers in the form of natural terrain that protected them from attacks. First, it had a couple of large bodies of water, the Mediterranean and Red seas, which protected from anyone that didn't have a strong navy, which at the time was pretty much everyone. Second, massive expanses of desert were extremely impassable. Third, and more singularly, the Nile River contains portions that exhibit rapid waters, which were dangerous to cross.

Yes, Egypt is a country in Northern Africa.

Lying at about 30º north of the Equator, Cairo is in the northern hemisphere.

Alexandria is a city that is located in the country of Egypt. This city was founded in 331 BC and as of 2014 has a population of over 4.5 million people.

The air distance from London, England, to Cairo, Egypt, is 2,183 miles. That equals 3,513 kilometers. That equals 1,897 nautical miles.

it is approximately 4 hours and 45 mins, and Cairo is at this time of year (Feb) 2 hours ahead of London

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The average flight time is 11 hours, 14 minutes.

This is only an approximation and flight times are likely to vary. Your airline will provide you with a flight time when you book a flight.

The Suez Canal.

three quarters the amount of people of the country

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Egypt and Sudan. Sudan provided money and men.