Explain the Importance of the Nile River to the Development of Egyptian Civilization.?

Question

I just need bullets on this please just two good points that can be expanded upon. If you would like to expand by all means go ahead!

Answer 1

The Nile has always been important because:
- Its yearly floods provided fertile land
- Its northward flow made it easy for boats to sail to the Mediterranean Sea
- Southern winds are common in Egypt, making it easy for ships to return from the Mediterranean Sea (against the Nile's current)

Answer 2

all rivers provide water as well as transportation along the river. that builds commerce/trade & travel between areas. Wealth. Also a way to communicate over large areas quickly.

Answer 3

There is one and only one place where you will find the richest farmland in the world.. and it is the Nile river valley.. Food and water is the vallue of the Nile

Answer 4

it gave the Egyptians silt from the bottom of the river which was good for farming and it let them transport those giants boulders down the river to the pyramid spot.

Answer 5

THE NILE'S PREDICABLE YEARLY FLOODS BROUGHT RICH AND FERTILE SOIL FROM THE INTERIOR OF AFRICA TO IT'S BANKS AND FIELDS ALL ALONG IT'S COURSE MAKING THE ENTIRE VALLEY ONE OF THE MOST RELIABLE AND PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURAL REGIONS OF THE ,THEN,KNOWN WORLD!!IT WAS THE" BREAD BASKET "OF ROME UNDER ROMAN RULE!!MANY OF THE TECHNIQUES HAVE BEEN FORGOTTEN!AS THE USE OF THE BODIES OF FISHES TO PLANT SEEDS WITHIN!!DUNES UNFARMED FOR CENTURIES ARE LITTERED WITH THESE FISHES SKELETONS!!THIS TECHNIQUE WAS ALSO,ENIGMATICALLY USE BY AMERICAN EAST COAST INDIAN TRIBES!!HM-M-M-M-M-M!!
THE NILE RIVER ITSELF WAS CONSIDERED A GOD BY VIRTUE OF IT'S LIFE-SUSTAINING FERTILITY!!AND WAS MANY TIMES DEPICTED AS SUCH!!NILOMETERS CAN STILL BE SEEN;CRAVED PLINTHS OF STONE ON WHICH THE HIGH WATER MARKS OF EACH YEARS INUNDATIONS WERE ETCHED AND DULY RECORDED FOR POSTERITY SO THAT RECORDS COULD PREDICT ALL FUTURE ASPECTS AND SHORTCOMINGS OF DIFFERENT DECADES!!

Answer 6

river allowed easy transport and movement. couldn't have brought so much food from the inland to export without the river

Answer 7

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Answer 8

giver of life and nourishment, source of water and fertile soil in the desert, flood plains. also travel and connects cities and commerce before roads

Answer 9

transportation like mississippi to america