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How did new agricultural techniques make the Egyptians more prosperous?
By making more land and water available for crops, the Egyptians had more to trade with other groups.
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How did geography affect Egypt's economy?
Egyptians mined copper, iron, gold , lapis lazuli, and turquoise; they hunted and fished along the Nile; they traded up and down the Nile.
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thief
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gold
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rocket
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Egyptians wore clothing of a cloth called what?
Linen.
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Near its mouth, the delta deposits fine soil called what?
Silt.
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fairy
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lifesaver
Give 20 points!
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baam
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Egyptians wore cloth from a plant called what?
Flax.
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What does "fertile" mean?
Good for growing crops.
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What economic activities developed in Egypt?
Farming, mining, fishing, hunting, transportation, and trade.
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trap
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magnet
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How did the Egyptians use the land around the Nile?
For food, flax, and building materials.
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How did trade along the Nile come about?
People had more goods than they needed. They built boats and sailed up and down the Nile to trade with each other.
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What is "linen"?
A type of fabric woven form flax plants.
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What is the area near the mouth of the Nile called?
Delta.
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Why was the Nile River important?
The Nile River was important because it provided water for drinking and for crops.
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