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Ancient Egypt Life in Egypt. The Nile River How did help farmer grow crops? Floods Silt Fertile black soil.

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1 Ancient Egypt Life in Egypt

2 The Nile River How did help farmer grow crops? Floods Silt Fertile black soil

3 How did they use the land around the Nile? Irrigation ditches Farming

4 How did Egyptians use natural resources? Farming Mining – copper, gold, iron Fished, hunted River – travel

5 How did work and social roles affect people in Egypt? Pharaoh Vizier Priests, nobles Scribes, gov’t officials Merchants, craftspeople Farmers Slaves, laborers

6 Technology in Egypt Hieroglyphs Papyrus Geometry Calendar

7 Religion and Beliefs Positive view of life Belief in afterlife Polytheistic Mummy Pyramids

8 Main Egyptian Gods Re - sun god (Amon-Re) Osiris – judged after death Isis – fertility god Anubis- god of dead

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