Egypt

Absolutely.Eastern, Western , and part of the Libyan desert. Most of Egypt is desert, except part bordering the Nile River, and some parts bordering the Mediterranean Sea and the Suez canal zone .

the current event that has been happening in Egypt is.....

By plane, it takes about an hour to reach Berlin from Amsterdam. By train it takes around 6.5 hours.

In upper Egypt but remember upper Egypt is located south because of the flow of the Nile river.

Egypt's anthem, or slogan, is Bilady, Bilady, Bilady. It means my country, my country, my country. As of 2014, Egypt is home to 86,000,000 and encompasses 387,048 square miles.

Sahara Desert, Libyan Desert, Nubian Desert.

The place still exists without the name. Nubia is located in today's southern Egypt and northern Sudan. The modern inhabitants of southern Egypt and Sudan still refer to themselves as Nubians. In a race against the rising Nile waters impounded by the Aswan Dam, the world's archeologists joined forces 30 years ago to salvage the monuments, tombs and other remnants of ancient Nubia, a black African culture long overshadowed in history by Egypt but brilliant and innovative in its own right.

Newer research on cultural linkages between Nubia the Sudan and Egypt Edit and social complexity which is thought to be reflective of Egypt's Old Kingdom. Other scholars (Wilkinson 1999) present similar material and cultural evidence- including similarities between predynastic Egypt and traditional African cattle-culture, typical of Southern Sudanese and East African pastoralists of today, and various cultural and artistic data such as iconography on rock art found in both Egypt and in the Sudan.

In the spring as the weather is not too hot and the flowers and fields are green and beautiful

I would say that he is one of the greatest Pharaohs Egypt has ever seen. Being a great military leader and not losing any battle are probably the main factors behind describing a pharaoh as great. He was able to create Egypt's largest empire, and was feared by many due to his greatness and power.

After Ramses II, Egyptian power slowly declined. Invaders marched into the rich Nile Valley

There were banquets that nobles hosted with singers, dancers, and musicians. They also played games. One is a game called Senet. People played a game on a boat where one team grabs a bunch of long poles and try to push the other team overboard. Some nobles hunted for a sport. Some people fished for relaxation. There are two other board games but I don't know much about them. There names are Hounds & Jackels and Mehen.

Colonel Nasser

Anwar Sadat, President of Egypt, was the first Arab Leader to recognize Israel.

The Shabti/Ushabti/Shawabti from the word for answerer. They were little figures carved from wood, bone or stone or molded from clays and glass with a spell carved on them so that would come to life and serve the person they had been buried with in Duat/Heaven.

November to April.

In Ancient Egypt there was no money, they bartered instead. Taxes were taken in goods, as per the person's trade. Farmers gave wheat or barley, etc... Each person brought their goods to the market, and would trade them for other supplies.

Most of them were Egyptian, but in later years they were Macedonian and Greek, thanks to Alexander the Great.

Djedefre was first to use the title as part of his titulary, seen as indication of the popularity of the cult of the solar god Re.

The rock temple of Ramses II

copper, iron and gold

I have an official test and it is not one of the choices. It is actually queen Hatshepsut.

If by 'areas of culture' thriving during the peaceful period, you mean religious 'cultures', then they were Judaism, Christianity, and Islam believers.

Statues and hyroglifs

Because Egypt is the land of the Nile river that have a unique attribute to run from south to north (there are very few rivers in the world that does run from south to north)