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The Ancient Egyptians took advantage of where they lived.  That is most likely why they stayed in one place, for a very long time.  Because they stayed in one place for a long time they learned to predict when the Nile River Delta would flood.  We can tell today that the Ancient Egyptians stayed in one place because they had civilizations along the bank of the River Nile Delta. The ancient Egyptians also took advantage of where the live, because the were very successful farmers and merchants. That is most likely why they had a very strong economy. In Understanding People in the Past, by Rosemary Rees it says "These harvests made it possible for the Egyptians to develop one of the world's greatest civilizations".Ancient Egyptians could have used the Nile Delta for transportation. The Nile Delta was also helpful for farmers. The water provided fertile soil for farming. According to Understanding People in the Past, by Rosemary Rees, on page 7 "It was the soil that helped make Egypt such a great country".

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There were many things that contributed to Egypt's religion.

~Polytheism was the belief that there are many gods/goddeses

~The Book of The Dead was said to be filled with text and illustrations to help guide the dead through the underworld, to the afterlife.
~The most important gods were
-Ra, the god of the sun
-Amum, the king of gods
-Osiris, the god of death
-Isis, the god of nurturing powers
-Seth, the god of chaos

~The prosses of mummification in steps are.....
1. Egyptian embalmers removed the internal organs through a small cut in the body's side

2.They remove the brain spoonful by spoonful through their nose

3.They then left the body to dry out before proceding

4.Once the body was as dry as leather they would then apply oil, spices, and finally linen bandaging.(if the mummy was a pharaoh or a member of a pharaohs family, the body would be placed in a sarcophagus and then placed in a tomb)

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Geography: Understanding the people in the Past. The Ancient Egyptians, by Rosemary Rees , ©2013 Hienemann
Religion: Egypt, by Stephen Hanks, © 2003 Perfection Learning Corporation
Social Structure: Bower, Bert, and Wendy Frey. History Alive!: the Ancient World. Teachers' Curriculum Institute, 2011.

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The Ancient Egyptians had many achievements such as Papyrus. It was their newest thing to write on. Hieroglyphics were another kind of writing but it was usually used when royals died. Pyramids were the most famous achievements. Pyramids were usually used to hold the bodies of pharaohs . Sarcophagus´s were their caskets/coffins they used for pharaohs in when they died.

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The Ancient Egyptians were known for trading. They traded things like gold , papyrus, liner and grainerceader wood , copper, ebony and lapis lazali . They mostly traded goods from merchants.

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Dynasty:A dynasty is a line of hereditary rulers of a country or kingdom. Narmer was one of Egypt's first pharaohs and Cleopatra and Caesarion were Egypt's last rulers.

This is how the old, middle, and new kingdom rose and fell.

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In Ancient Egypt the social pyramid was very ridged. Ancient Egyptians had very little chance of moving up the social pyramid. The Teacher's Curriculum Institute says "Most people were in the same social class as their parents". Most classes were very unlike each other. According to the Teacher's Curriculum Institute, "The classes near the  top had fewer people and enjoyed higher status".  That shows that there we fewer people the higher on the social pyramid you were.  You had an advantage if you were higher ion the social pyramid.