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What is the most beneficial thing you have learned about Egypt today ? ( write your name)

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I learned that not only have Egyptians always been interested in architecture, that are still leaders in architectural innovation as well.

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The most beneficial thing that I learned is that Muslims and Christians both exist in and have a strong presence in Egypt. In many places, Islamic mosques are right next to Cristian churches. - Reese Scholl

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Hospitality is a key thing

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They built a new capital city.

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Caelan - the lingering culture from previous religions and political systems (pharaohs and such)

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The egyptians value of hospitality and valuing guests and tourists, and the importance of family values and inclusion in important events like weddings and birthdays. Stella Lorenz

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Political unrest

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The most beneficial thing that I have learned about in this presentation was the social hierarchical priorities.

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How advanced they were and how many technological and societal advancements they make today.

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The most beneficial thing we’ve learned is that Egypt is an advanced economy and in African power.

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The most beneficial thing I learned is that a country is able to exist with multiple religions and different ages of buildings all in one place.

Griffin schell

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The cultural meaning of the architecture -everett

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the egyptians believe in family and have strong friendship values. -savannah weller

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That Ibn Elhaith founded the science of optics

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The Egyptian values with things like family and how they value their guests

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Turner- Egypt has much cultural history and diversity among the people and religions.

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changes capital city

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Their architecture is very impactful to the rest of the world. -Josephine

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The incorporation of ancient cultures and architecture into modern life

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How two different religions and types of people are able to coexist together in harmony.

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I learned how they value family and hospitality so much.

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The most beneficial thing I learned about Egypt is that they are very diverse and they switched their capital city. Gunny

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They value hospitality and family

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They prioritize family over work and community, and they have won Nobel prizes for peace, femto chemistry, and literature

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Guests are gifts from God

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They value old temples, monuments, and churches because they preserve their history.

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Tourism has a significant role in economy

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Egyptians top priority above work is their family.

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That the capitol is no longer Cairo

Hieroglyphics are cool

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Their priorities are family, work and community

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There is both Islam and Christian living together

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Both Christianity and Islam

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That they value guests

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The diplomatic relations between Egypt and the United States are positive

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Egypt values family before all else

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they were very fond of architecture

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Their scientific contributions and worldly impact.

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I learned about their values and mindset

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It's very diverse

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the types of food

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They changed their capital city- Sam

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What is the most beneficial thing you have learned about Egypt today ? ( write your name)