1. Nile River Civilization Egypt By: Ryan, Haylie, Sophie, Eileen, and Nate Add button to move to the next page.

2. Table of Contents Location Government Religion Agriculture Cultural & Scientific Contributions Add button to move to the next page.

3. Location Nile River; flooded regularly, silt deposits provided fertile soil. Flows through Uganda, Sudan, Egypt, Ethiopia, Zaire, Kenya, Tanzania and Burundi. Egypt was and has been called Egypt since declared a country. Add button to return to Table of Contents. Add button to move to the next page. Add button to move to the previous page.

4. Government Monarchy-the government is ruled by one person. (Pharaoh) Pharaoh-considered God and king Add button to move to the previous page. Add button to return to Table of Contents. Add button to moveto the next page.

5. Religion Magic and mummification creates the afterlife Worshipped the Pharaoh and many other gods like Horus, Osiris, Seth, Re, Hathor, Bastet, Maat, Isis, The Devourer

6. Agriculture Wheat, Fruit, Vegetables, Onions, Garlic, Leek, Egyptian lettuce, Radishes, Cabbage, Asparagus, Cucumbers, Lentils, Peas, Grapes, Beans and many spices cattle, sheep, goat, pigs, and geese irrigation Add button to move to the previous page. Add button to return to Table of Contents. Add button to move to the next page.

7. Cultural & Scientific Contributions Inventions: Black ink, Ox-drawn plows, 365 day calendar, leap year, paper, organized labor, hieroglyphics, sails Made clothes from the environment, light weight clothing, linen clothing, kilts and gold jewelry mummifying the dead Add button to move to the previous page. Add button to return to Table of Contents. Add button to move to the next page.

8. Credits Graphics: Ryan, Haylie and Nate Photographs: Sophie and Eileen Information: Haylie, Nate, Ryan, Sophie, and Eileen