Egypt

Egypt has had 4 presidents so far:

# President Muhammad Naguib (the first Egyptian president) # President Gamal Abel Nasser # President Muhammad Anwar AL Sadat # President Muhammad Hosni Mubarak (the current president of Egypt)

The most well-known city of Cairo is the capital of Egypt, in the northern part of the African Continent. There are other cities named Cairo in the world, several of them in the United States.

The major characteristics of Egypt include the Nile and the great Sphinx.

Actually, a physical characteristic is something that is not made by humans. it is made naturally, so some physical characteristics are the Nile River and the deserts.
Dry desserts, fertile land near rivers, and a delta to the north that has arable soil.

I think you mean Egyptian dialect . When you introduce yourself to someone you someone you say: Ana (your name): ana in Arabic means" I am".

Lower Egypt..

has the Nile delta

many branches in the Nile delta

it is in the north

different customs

different languages

Nile River is lower

Upper Egypt...

cliffs made of limestone and sandstone

Nile River is higher

had cataracts (series of rapids and waterfalls)

it is in the south

different customs

different languages

Both have...

have rich soil

have the Nile River

united in 3000 B.C.

in Egypt

I hope this helped for who ever is wondering!

Similar to the gods of the Romans and the Greeks, Egyptians had a polytheistic view on supernatural beings. All three believed in multiple gods and goddesses, which they thought were in charge of specific things, such as Ra being in charge of the Sun. Gods and goddesses include: Amun, Anubis, Aten, Atum. Bastet, Bes, Geb, Hapy. Hathor, Horus, Isis, Khepri. Khnum, Ma'at, Nephthys, Nun. Nut, Osiris, Ptah, Ra, Ra-Horakhty and Sechmet.

Alexandria was just about the most important city in the ancient world. It had an ideal location for climate and trade. It had the Lighthouse, one of the wonders of the ancient world and two harbors. It had the famous Library and the schools connected with it. The city itself was laid out with wide streets and open spaces and urban sprawl was strictly controlled. In other words, the capital city of the Ptolemies was the ideal city.

Here is a website that will be very helpful: http://www.listofcountriesoftheworld.com/eg-animals.html

All the animals listed at this site are either native to Egypt or found in Egypt now. The description of each animal will tell you if it is native, or if it has simply migrated to Egypt. Most of these animals were native to Egypt, which means they'll be native to Cairo as well. However, most animals (unless tamed or domesticated) have a general aversion towards humans and likely wouldn't be found in the city.

It is the Steppe Eagle.
It is the cat.
The national animal of Egypt is the steppe eagle.

There are quite a lot of them, for a complete list, see related links.

It was different for the different social classes. The pharoah had life easy, he could get whatever he wanted, whenever he wanted with just a simple command. High class priests also had it life pretty good, they had to work for their riches and work for the pharoah. Next was scribes, scribes were trained through hour after hour, harsh training. Scribes read and wrote, they were also skilled with mathematics. The scribes kept track of what came in and what went out. Last in the social class was slaves, slaves were either forced to work to pay off debts or became slaves from war, slaves who could pay off their debts somehow could regain freedom. Slaves who became slaves from war were far less fortunate, they did hot, hard, back breaking work everday, all day.

the date palm tree

The Nile runs through Cairo.

As concerns the coloration of Egyptians in the Ancient Period, there is much controversy over this. Perhaps the clearest evidence that SOME Egyptians were black in the Ancient Period comes from paintings in Egyptian tombs and temples which show blacks as well as people of a Mediterranean coloration. There is also a minority opinion that Egyptians were predominantly black during the Ancient Period. However, most people believe that Egyptians during the Ancient Period resemble the modern Copts (who claim direct descendence from the Ancient Egyptians).

It is notable that Egypt was conquered by Nubia/Kush which was a historically verified "Black" State.

i am Egyptian and i think that the answer is 1st we must treat them well 2nd we must provide all they need 3rd we must build alot of hotels and cafe like hard rock 4th we must do alot of advertisements to show them the Beauty of egy i dont have another idea so that is it

The weather in Egypt in March is as follows(For Cairo,capital of Egypt):

The weather in Egypt varies from 20-27 on average(degrees celsius)

PS:I prefer March the best for vacations in Egypt because it is comfortable,but if you want to swim in the sea summer is best bcause the water will be nica and toasty but beware it gets up to 40 in Egypt in the summer!

im Egyptian so i think i no what ur talkin about :

we farm

corn, potatoes,

figs, mangos,

watermelon, cantelopes,

cactus pears, dates,

spinach and rice and most importantly wheat and cotton

The pyramids, the sphinx, the statues in the Valley of the Kings, and similar archeological sites are well known.

One modern building in Cairo is the Lotus Tower, also known as the Cairo Tower. In Alexandria, the newly rebuilt library is well known.

There is the Egypt museams too. There is more than 6 in Cairo, by the way and I went to Egypt,Cairo so dah I am better and I have seen the 3 Pyrmaids and the Great Sphinx I lived in Egypt 1 year so dah. I am Better. LOL! (: no ur not lol:)

Egypt was at one time ruled by Pharoahs, but currently is ruled by a President.

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Omduran,and Khartaum

In Egypt you will find the Sphinx and the Great Pyramids of Giza. The Great Pyramids are one of the seven wonders of the world.

I think it might have been the Hyksos but I'm not 100% sure so you might need to look it up some other website or ask someone. Idk.