Pyramids

They were built to be a grave for the pharaoh, his family, and sometimes his servants. Ancient Egyptians believed that whoever was buried with the pharaoh in the pyramid would be with him in the after-life.

Example: The pharaoh's servants would still be his servants after he died if they were buried with him in the pyramid.

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Herrera is incorrect. If you care to read their "Book of Life" teachings you will find the correct answer is Zoser. He is credited with building the first stepped pyramid at Saqqara. I hope this is helpful.

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There is no pyramid on the Nicaraguan flag. It is actually an equilateral triangle. As such, the triangle stands for Equality.

He was born in 2575 BC and died in 2465 BC of an unknown cause

In gymnastics, pyramid building requires a combination of strength, balance, coordination, and teamwork. Each member of the team must possess the ability to support their partners effectively, ensuring stability at various levels of the pyramid. Communication and trust are also essential, as gymnasts must work closely together to execute their formations safely and successfully. Additionally, awareness of body positioning and timing is crucial for maintaining balance and achieving the desired aesthetic in the final structure.

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Gene pyramiding is a breeding technique where multiple genes for desired traits are combined into a single plant. This helps in creating crop varieties with enhanced traits such as disease resistance, improved yield, and better quality. Gene pyramiding can improve crop resilience and productivity by incorporating multiple beneficial traits simultaneously.

The Pyramids were used as Tombs for their dead Pharoh. The Pharoh would be buried with all his most treasured belongings, Slaves and a Statue of Anubis to help him on his journey to the afterlife.

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Five: four sloping triangular sides and a square base. It has eight edges.

The old and middle kingdoms

Usually just one, the top man, the Pharaoh.

Wealthy and important people were buried with many of their possessions in ancient Egypt. Just as pharaohs would need boats for transportation in this life, they anticipated they would need them in the afterlife, so the boats were buried with them to ensure they would have what they needed in the afterlife.

30,000 slaves were organized into groups, some would chisel the fine limestone into squares, and teams of oxen or manpower were used to drag the stones on a prepared slipway that was lubricated with oil.

The stones were probably placed on sledges and hauled by a gang of slaves tugging on ropes made from papyrus or palm fronds. For one the 2.5 ton blocks used on the great pyramid required about twenty men. The larger stones would obviously take more. It is very unlikely that animals were used. It would be very difficult to control oxen on a narrow roadway several hundred feet off the ground. Anyhow slaves were far more plentiful.

Re, the sun god. Re's symbol was a pyramid-shaped stone, so these massive pyramids are supposed to represent the sun. The kings believed they could use the rays of the sun to help them get to heaven.

No it was the work of the Egyptians. The Ancient Egyptians were an ingenious and fearless people who did not flinch at this enormous project. They built the pyramids using their knowledge of mathematics, astronomy and basic mechanics. They also had the free labour of about 10,000 naked slaves to do all the heavy work.

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because in those times yellow they only had yellow bricks

The Jews and others affected by the Holocaust still say, "Never Again". The contempt for any human life different than our own must be acknowledged and people who demonstrate that kind of disdain must never allowed to again destroy people just to achieve their political ambitions.

During and before WW2, when NAZI's were killing Jews in secret, rumors were getting out of Germany that described what was going on. "Enlightened" people around the world turned their collective backs on the problem and pretended that it didn't involve us.

If we want to pretend that we're civilized, perhaps we can get by without caring. But if we are ever to evolve past barbarism, we must care what happens to those who are being victimized by that kind of brutality and put an end to it.

The holocaust is as relevant today as it ever was. Evil political leaders still destroy their own citizens in an attempt to secure their political power.

No, as long as there is hate and racism, the story is relevant. We can never allow people to forget that so many Jews were killed, simply because they were different and perceived as a way to pay for Hitlers war. The Holocaust is still relevant. Sadam killed millions in the name of religion and was still actively trying to kill the Jews. Middle east religious extremists still want to kill all "non-believers", and yes, even today people want to kill blacks, hispanics, orientals and just about anyone who is different. If anything, the Holocaust is even more significant today. Hate and power drove Sadam to do the things that he did. Hate and power are driving the Middle East extremists to do the same thing; they aren't any different really.

Um, no. The holocaust didn't happen 500 years ago, it happened 60 years ago, and there are still people walking around who survived the death camps. The study of history does not 'work' in the way that the question suggests. For example, the American Declaration of Independence is much older than the Holocaust but that does not make it unimportant. What really matters, is whether something is seen as important or relevant or not.

Ten meters is 390 inches is 10.8 yards or10 yards 2 feet 5 inches

1/2*perimetre of base*slant height