Journey Through Ancient Egypt

The desert surrounding Egypt protected it from invasions

The Red Sea allowed for trade with distant civilizations

The Mediterranean climate supported diverse flora and fauna

The Nile River provided fertile land for agriculture and transportation (correct)

Pharaohs were figureheads with priests holding real power

Pharaohs shared power with a council of elders

Pharaohs were elected by the people and served limited terms

Pharaohs were considered gods and had absolute authority (correct)

Geography affected trade routes and religious leaders controlled social gatherings

Geography influenced agricultural practices and religious beliefs shaped daily rituals (correct)

Geography impacted housing styles and religious texts governed legal matters

Geography determined social hierarchy and religious festivals dictated the work schedule

<p>Belief in an afterlife and the need to appease gods for favorable conditions</p> Signup and view all the answers

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