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"During 2011's political revolt in Cairo, Egyptian citizens linked arms to from a ring around the Egyptian National Museum, protecting it's priceless artifacts from looters. Such devotion gives hope that everything ancient Egypt will survive for another five millennia."
This piece of text also shows that Egypt cares for it's artifacts, and will do anything to protect them.

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" Modern Egyptians seem as concerned as anyone to preserve the past, both out of national pride and to protect the country's important tourism industry." Here, the author explains the concern of Modern Egyptians and how much they care about their country and it's past

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Egypt currently has about 3,994,604,620,692.32 dollars but most Egyptians don't have that much money to live off of.They are usually living of of two dollars a day which is 17.75 Egyptian pounds

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"Today, millions of tourists damage the ancient decorations. Air pollution from the great city of Cairo corrodes monuments. Water from farms seeps into foundations, causing hieroglyphs, carvings, and paintings to crumble."
This part is talking about how much damage Egyptians are causing to the monuments that some of their ancestors built thousands of years ago.

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Pig teeth were a put into a remedy recipe to cure upset stomachs

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National Geographic Kids:
Everything Ancient Egypt

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"The prince knew his ancestors carved this amazing monument - part king, part lion - from a rocky outcrop over a thousand years ago. "
Here, the author was talking about the Great Sphinx. This part was about the young prince of Egypt being worn out from hunting lions in the desert. The young prince was looking for a nice, shady place to take doze.

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“Physicists at the University of Amsterdam investigated the forces needed to pull weighty objects on a giant sled over desert sand, and discovered that dampening the sand in front of the primitive device reduces friction on the sled, making it easier to operate.” This is the how they move those giant rocks to build a pyramids

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”The ancient Egyptians who built the pyramids may have been able to move massive stone blocks across the desert by wetting the sand in front of a contraption built to pull the heavy objects, according to a new study.”  This shows how Egyptians move the giant stones use to make the giant pyramids like the pyramid of Giza.

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literature cited: awindowtotheworld.com

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93,383,574 people currently live in Egypt. That's more people that live in Canada, or even the United Kingdom! It is also the 15th most populated country in the world.

literature cited: worldometer.com

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Schmidtancientegypt.weebly.com Socialistreview.org
http://www.livescience.com

(all the info is from these websites)

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“The new independent unions have grown rapidly, drawing hundreds of thousands of workers into their orbit, many in sectors with little tradition of organisation. However, this growth has also been uneven, and building organisation beyond the workplace which retains authority within it has been difficult.” This means that they tried luring working because they needed more workers that again it got uneven and more workers left.

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It is very hot in Egypt and it barely ever rains and it's practicaly a miracle if it rains, because they don't  have much water. In Egypt, there are very big and beautiful cities, but some areas are sandy, and are like desserts

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Egypt

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The Nile River is 4,258 miles long

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Writings were mostly in hieroglyphics, but most Ancient Egyptian people spoke an Afro-Asiatic language, which is an mixture, or family, of languages used in the Middle East and North Africa. This "family" is usually divided up into five groups, including: Semitic, Omotic, Berber, Cushitic, and Chadic. Ancient Egyptian was also part of this family, although it was not as famously known as the others. http://schmidtancientegypt.weebly.com/physical--human-characteristics.html

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The climate of Ancient Egypt effects the people who live in Egypt. Climate can affect anyone in Egypt because it is either too cold or too hot.

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Polytheism is the main religion that gets practiced in Ancient Egypt. Polytheism is the belief of many ancient gods and goddesses. http://egyptcowan.weebly.com/5-themes-of-geography.html

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The banks of the Nile River have soil that is fertile, meaning that it is easy to grow crops in that particular area. http://egyptcowan.weebly.com/5-themes-of-geography.html

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Human environment interaction has disturbed the Nile River. The Nile is Egypt's most vital resource, and machines and humans have been polluting it.

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Egypt is located on the bottom left side of Asia and top right of Africa. Egypt connects Asia and Africa. It is also to the right of Libya and above Sudan

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In ancient Egypt, they spoke Egyptian. However, it was slightly different than modern Egyptian, Egyptian Arabic. It had some forms of Coptic to set it apart from today. There were slaves, and they would do things including: tend to the crops, or be servants to the wealthy.
Literature cited: History.com

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The place (from the 5 themes of geography) is what makes the area different from all the others. It is what shapes the area, and sets it apart.

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In Ancient Egypt, they either bought things with gold and silver, or they traded goods with each other. In modern Egypt, they use Egyptian pounds as currency, and they don't trade, but they buy things with their currency.

Literature cited: History.com

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Physical characteristics are natural, meaning that nature itself has created it, not man (a human). Examples of physical characteristics are: trees, rocks, dirt, etc.

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Human characteristics are artificial/man-made. Some examples are: Stores, libraries, schools, etc.

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In ancient Egypt they were ruled by kings, for example, King Tut. They also believed in several gods like: Ra, Anubis, Horus, etc. Now they have a president,  Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Since the Egyptians are Muslim, they believe in Allah.
Literature cited: History.com

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Egyptians would use trade to make money or get other items they needed

Boats were used to transport goods around the continent via the Nile River

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Hatshepsut, the second historically confirmed female pharoh, is famous for inspiring and influencing feminism.

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Ancient Egyptians depended a lot on their environment to live a better life, and to live more comfortably. This is important to them because they think this is the way of how you live your life. Ancient Egyptians usually traveled on the Nile River. Most people traveled on the Nile river with papyrus boats and ships, but otherwise they would walk, or have use a chariot. The canal shipping is near the area between the Nile River and the Red sea.They had a lot of large ships made for shipping big amounts of people and items all over Africa.

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Traveled throughout Africa and even maintained permanent residences in other places besides Egypt and Mesopotamia

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Most Egyptians had migrated from Mesopotamia to start a new life.