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Nile River Delta- I chose this because since the Nile River brings both water and sediment , the delta has been a great place to grow food

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Nile River - I chose this because The Nile served the ancient Egyptians as an important resource for food and trade.

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I chose this one because it is one of the first civilization

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Is There Hidden Polytheism in the Bible? (with Inspiring Philosophy)

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why was it important to believe in many gods In religions that accept polytheism, the different gods and goddesses may be representation of forces.

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Rick Riordan | Welcome to the Online World of Rick Riordan

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Please select a name from the list below to view the Egyptian god's description.

The god of the earth, Geb was one of the first gods to appear from the sea of chaos at the beginning of time. He appears as a man made of earth, with rivers, forests and hills across his entire body.

Nut was Geb's wife, the goddess of the sky. Yes, we know she's got a funny name, but she was not the goddess of peanuts. She appeared as a woman with skin like a starry sky, dark blue and covered in constellations. She is often pictured stretching over Geb, as the sky stretches over the earth.

Although Geb and Nut loved each other very much, Ra had a prophecy that their children would try to overthrow him someday, so Ra did his best to keep them apart. Despite this, Nut managed to have five children, and the oldest, Osiris, did indeed take over the throne from Ra.

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Please select a name from the list below to view the Egyptian god's description. The god of the earth, Geb was one of the first gods to appear from the sea of chaos at the beginning of time. He appears as a man made of earth, with rivers, forests and hills across his entire body.

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why was is it important to believe in many gods- The ancient Egyptians believed in many different gods and goddesses.each of them had they own role

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Ancient Egyptian Religion: How were the Ancient Egyptian Gods and Goddesses Worshipped?

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an achievement of ancient Egypt is the calendar-2450 B.C.), and quite possibly several centuries earlier, the Egyptians had developed a “civil” calendar composed of twelve months of thirty days each (360 days), divided into three seasons

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mummification -The soon-to-be mummy was placed in nation (naturally occurring salt) and left to dry for 40 days. After the flesh was dehydrated, the body was wrapped in layers

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Perfectly Recreating Egyptian Mummification... Just to Taste It

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Ancient Egypt is monarchy -where the pharaoh was the ultimate authority. The pharaoh's authority was sanctioned by religious beliefs, portraying them as living gods and intermediaries between the divine and mortal realms.

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why they believe in monarchy-The pharaoh's authority was sanctioned by religious beliefs, portraying them as living gods and intermediaries between the divine and mortal realms.

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Economics system-Egypt's economy was based on a system of bartering. Learn about what Egypt had to trade, the crucial part the Nile played in the

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Economics structure -because coins and paper money had not yet been invented, their economy depended on using their goods, mostly crops including grain, in a bartering system.

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Ancient Egypt social nobles-The nobles in ancient Egypt were in the next elite class of people in the Egyptian hierarchy and consisted of people related to the pharaoh

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social structure -six classes of society: (1) the pharaoh, or king, (2) government officials, (3) nobles and priests, (4) scribes and soldiers, (5) artisans and merchants, and (6) peasants and slaves.