Egypt

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.

Egypt is a dry country. One could only find fertile soil around the Nile river and therefore Egyptian life has been concentrated around this area.

They both have sea coasts and the letter 'a' in their names.

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It was built during the third dynasty, which was around 2630 or 2750b.c.
The earliest known Egyptian pyramid is the Pyramid of Djoser or Step Pyramid, which was built about 2667 to 2648 BC near Memphis, Egypt. It was designed by Imhotep, and is the oldest known and possibly the first large-scale structure built of cut stone.

A very broad question given the river is over 4,000 miles long and tens of millions of people rely on it for one reason or another. In Egypt's case the Nile encouraged settlement and cultures because it gave life in the form of water, for without it there would be no Egypt as we know it, only desert.

Yes thay pray to their god

I think it made it harder. We studied Egypt so I'm pretty sure it made it harder. I am not sure though. I do know that cataracts, which are rapids in the nile river, protected Egypt because they couldn't swim across the rapids. I hope this helps you.

90,000 Egyptain peasents had to move because the dam would turn a large part of southern Egypt into Lake Nasser. To make matters worse the rich silt that normally coverd the riverbank in the desert northwards is now stuck at the bottom of Lake Nasser.

Yes. While there are oases and a few desalination plants, the Nile is still responsible for over 95% of Egypt's water for drinking, bathing, and agriculture.

Average temperature during the day in December in Siwa is 22 degrees and a low of 10 degrees at night.

It still is important. It is the only source of irrigation water.

Because it can be really big and it will take years maybe months to cross a desert by foot

You can find any kind of food in Egypt , It's atouristic country so you can find a lot of different nationalities restaurants .

In general Muslim Egyptians don't eat Ham meat and don't drink hard liquors.

But it's not restricted to be sold because of the presence of Christians and tourists .

So you'll find whatever you need : European, Asian, African, American, And of course Egyptian food .