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Good use of land and used the Nile to their advantage
Mud brick was used by both ancient and some modern Egyptians to build their homes
The Nile River was utilized by Egyptians for amusement, bathing, washing clothes, and fishing for food
Grew and raised food and animals including cattle, horses, donkeys, and pigs on the fertile land along the banks of the Nile

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Growing infrastructure --> helps tourist industry
Building highways, airports, hotels, and other amenities for people to use when they visit Cairo.
Cairo Air Improvement Project --> reduce air pollution

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Official language is Arabic

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Largest pyramid in the world that was built for the tomb of Pharaoph Khufu after he died --> no decorations or inscriptions

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Built out of a piece of limestone --> 240 ft long and 66 ft high. At the edge of the Nile River and Egypt's proudest landmarks even though much of the Sphinx's face is damaged.

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Vast deserts to the east and west of the Nile River

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Vast deserts to the east and west of the Nile River

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Widest in the north where the river valley merges into the delta

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Widest in the north where the river valley merges into the delta

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Narrowest in the south where the river valley is tucked between escarpments in the desert 

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Narrowest in the south where the river valley is tucked between escarpments in the desert 

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The Nile valley and delta, the Eastern Desert, the Western Desert, and the Sinai Peninsula

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The Nile valley and delta, the Eastern Desert, the Western Desert, and the Sinai Peninsula

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Mostly consists of deserts which makes it a deserted region

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Image courtesy of CODATU

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Travel by camels, trucks, vehicles, and buses

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Travel by camels, trucks, vehicles, and buses

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Mastered art of making boats and river navigation

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Mastered art of making boats and river navigation

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Close to the Nile River --> boats frequently used for transportation

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Close to the Nile River --> boats frequently used for transportation

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Cairo, capital of Egypt

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Longitude: 30.0444º N
Latitude: 31.2357º E