Egypt

Egypt's succeeded in passing the 1st industrial level, and now it uses its vast natural resources in manufacturing, for example its most common manufactures are :

1. ceramics and tiles (natural source: limestone)

2. high quality cloths (natural source: high quality Egyptian cotton)

3. food production such as potatoes ( Egyptian potatoes are one of the finest potatoes in whole world, and this may qualify it to the third level of industrial evolution).

Arabic is the predominant spoken language in Sharm el-Sheikh, since the Sinai Peninsula is a part of Egypt.

I think long ago a lot of french people went inside Egypt during the empire of Alexander the great then french people spread there times passed then people got taught french

Algeria is located along the northern coast of Africa. Algeria is above the equator, which means it is in the northern hemisphere.

The countries that surround Syria are: Turkey (N), Iraq(E), Jordan(S), Israel(SW) and Lebanon(W). There is also a coast line to the west. The Mediterranean sea.

Egypt's Natural Barriers are The Nile River, Sand Dunes, And The Desert. :) Enjoy >.<

For houses, the Ancient Egyptians used mudbrick, and wood for the lintels and windowframes.

For temples, tombs, and pyramids, the Ancient Egyptians used stone.

Basically, anything that was supposed to last forever was built of stone. Everything else was built of mudbricks.

temples, pyramids, houses, stalls, museums.. etc

The Aztecs believed the sun was a god named Kinich Ahau.

Egypt shares a border on its northeast with Israel and the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip. Its southern border is shared with Sudan and the unoccupied territory of Bir Tawil. Its eastern border is dominated entirely by Libya. Its northern and eastern borders are taken up by the Mediterranean and Red Seas respectively.

Egypt is also only a few miles away from having a border with Jordan (via Israeli Eilat) and from having a border with Saudi Arabia (via the Straits of Tiran).

That is because it is located in the Sahara Desert

One method of travel is riding a canal on the Nile river. It is also a theory that slaves would pull people on sleds through the desert but since it is only a theory, i don't think it would be wise to base yourself on it til it is proved true.

Beer and bread were common foods. Honey has been found in ancient tombs.
The Egyptians ate many food that had wheat and barley, like cereal. Their meals also included many vegetables, and fruits.

First just to know every thing in Egypt is beautiful!

But some cool places like beaches there it's great. there is cool beaches in sharm el sheikh and el sahel el shamaly and much and there is the nile river its really great. when you ride a boat in it there is even restaurants in the nile rivers! AND THEY ARE THE RESTRAUNT UNDER THE SEA! there is of course pyramids , sphinx and much more.

Most of Egypt is in Africa, but the Sinai peninsula is considered to be part of Asia.

Anubis has been representative of many different items, but all of them are involved with death. He was originally the putrefaction god. The he became a god of protection against robbers stealing from the dead. Some embalmers have looked to him as their patron god, too.

Egypt was originally divided into two parts, lower and upper Egypt, lower being the northern part near the Mediterranean Sea.
Before Menes married the princess of Lower Egypt, the capital of upper Egypt was Heirrakonpolh and for lower Egypt was Heliopolis. After he unified the kingdoms, the capital of Egypt became Memphis.

Doctors in ancient Egypt were some of the most skilled of their time, even possessing the knowledge to perform brain surgery.

Also, the Great Pyramid is made of 2.5 million massive stones weighing 2 and a half tons each.

Cairo's Absolute location is 30 degrees N, 32 degrees E

Mostly desert with irregular dunes; more life thrives around the banks of the rivers, chiefly the Tigris, Nile and Euphrates. Oases are found occasionally around smaller bodies of water in the desert.

The most important event that took place at this time was the King Narmer's success in uniting Upper and Lower Egypt into one Empire.

I think it was the Greeks & the Romans who called the land south of the Aegian Sea Aegyptos. So that is how that country came to be known as Egypt (or some variation of it) in Europeans languages. Therefore the people of Egypt are hence Egyptians. The land today is called Masr by the Egyptians who speak Arabic today and the people are called Masri (as is the form of Nationality in Arabic). In Ancient Egypt the Land was called Kemet by the natives whose spoke Egyptian at that time (Referred to as Ancient Egyptian) and the people were Rmt Kemet. Egyptians modern successor Coptic calls the land Kimi and the people Rmnt Kimi.

The distance between Alexandria Egypt on the coast and Cairo Egypt is 111.96 miles or 180.18 kilometers or 96.38 nautical miles. By car, it is about a 4 hour day drive, or about 2.5hrs at night going at the speed limit of 100kph.

The region of Northern Egypt is termed Lower Egypt because it is further downstream on the Nile River. Conversely, the region of Southern Egypt is termed Upper Egypt because it is further upstream on the Nile River. The Nile River flows from south to north.