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What role did the Nile River play in the unification of Egypt?
What role did the Nile River play in the unification of Egypt?
- It was the primary source of gold for trade.
- It allowed for quick travel and efficient communication. (correct)
- It provided a barrier against invasions.
- It served as a dumping ground for waste.
What agricultural invention was primarily used to irrigate crops?
What agricultural invention was primarily used to irrigate crops?
- Weeder
- Plow
- Sickle
- Shaduf (correct)
How often did ancient Egyptians manage to grow crops in a year?
How often did ancient Egyptians manage to grow crops in a year?
- Up to four times (correct)
- Twice
- Three times
- Once
What significant change took place around 3200 BC in ancient Egypt?
What significant change took place around 3200 BC in ancient Egypt?
What was the primary benefit of the annual flooding of the Nile?
What was the primary benefit of the annual flooding of the Nile?
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The Nile River
The Nile River
The Nile River is one of the longest rivers in the world, and it flows through North Africa to the Mediterranean Sea.
The Nile's Impact on Farming
The Nile's Impact on Farming
The Nile River floods every year, making the soil fertile. This fertile land in the Nile Valley allowed ancient Egyptians to grow crops and support a large population.
The Nile and Unification
The Nile and Unification
The Nile made it easier for ancient Egyptians to unify their country. People could travel quickly by boat, and officials could collect taxes and communicate orders efficiently.
The Nile and Construction
The Nile and Construction
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Egyptian Farming Tools
Egyptian Farming Tools
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