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Egyptian adaptations
Contributions
100

ancient

Long, long ago

100

land

the shape of the lands surface

100

capital resources

goods (e.g., machines, tools, buildings) made by people and used to produce other goods and services

100
Farming

Crops of all kinds grew in the rich fertile soil that was created with the flooding of the Nile River. 

100

Written Language

Hieroglyphics 

200

architecture

the design of building

200

irrigation 

watering the land to make it ready for planting

200

Producers

People who use resources to make goods and/or provide services 

200

Fishing

The Egyptians fished in the Nile River

200

Inventions

365 Day Calendar

Water Clock 

 Paper made from Papyrus ( The Papyrus plant grows along the Nile River)

300

contribution

the act of giving or doing something

300

environment 

surroundings

300

goods

things that people make or use to satisfy wants

300

Irrigation Systems

Skilled farmers invented the first plows and used oxen to help build irrigation systems to bring water inland

300

Architecture

Pyramids and the sphinx

400

hieroglyphics

 writing of the ancient Egyptians (pictorial symbols used to represent words and sounds)

400

natural resources

Materials (e.g., water, soil, wood, coal) that come directly from nature 

400

services

activities that satisfy peoples wants

400

Trading 

crafts, such as pottery and baskets , were traded and used in the storing of crops and fish caught in the Nile River . Cloth was created from the flax plant and was traded at marketplaces along the Mediterranean Coast

400

Land and Water Features of Africa

The Nile River flows from the south to the north and is the longest river in the world.
The Atlas Mountains stretch across the Northwest corner of Africa (DOES NOT GO IN EGYPT)

The Sahara Desert is in North Africa ,It is the largest Desert in the world

500

Climate

the kind of weather an area has over a long period of time

500

human resources

People working to produce goods and services

500

Geography of early Egypt

n the beginning of Egypt there was a Lower Kingdom and an Upper Kingdom ruled by two powerful kings along the Nile River

500

Geography of Egypt at its height

The Egyptian empire spread southward along the Nile River and eastward and westward along the Mediterranean coast.

500

Geography of Egypt today

Today Egypt sits at the northeastern corner of Africa along the Nile River. The climate in Egypt is hot and dry.