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Egyptian religion attempted to uphold Ma'at (an ideal combination of truth, justice and order) and preserve balance. It was their belief that society must

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The most notable change in the religion was the introduction of monotheism with Aten, the sun disk, briefly instated under the reign of Akhenaten as the one true god. The idea of a single god was abandoned by Tutenkhamun, Akhenaten's son, after Akhenaten's death.

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Ancient Egyptians believed in many different gods, each in control of a different aspect of everyday life. The Egyptian pantheon was very fluid, with different gods coming into prominence throughout Egyptian history.

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The Blue Nile was responsible for bringing the annual flooding to Egypt. The floods lasted about three months and were rejoiced by farmers as they provided rich dark soil ideal for growing crops.

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The White Nile was the longer and larger of the two tributaries and was used by the Egyptians to transport goods up and down the river, such as the immense stone blocks used in the construction of monuments such as the Pyramids of Giza and the Abu Simbel.

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The Egyptian society was largely shaped by the river that ran through it. The two main tributaries of the river, the White Nile and the Blue Nile, did very different things but were both critical to Egyptian society.

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The three things I will be covering in this project are the importance of the river Nile, the Ancient Egyptian religion and the decline of Ancient Egypt.