Ancient Egypt was one of the earliest civilizations of ancient times. The lower Nile valley known as the (Kemet) which means the black land, that had rich soil along the Nile river. The Nile river valley was one of the best places to grow your crops, because it had The Nile, which gave the crops water for nutrients/ irrigation. The Nile River shaped ancient Egypt, impacting its economic traditions, religious beliefs, and social interactions.
The Nile River was an advancement for ancient Egypt. The Nile helped fill irrigation canals; crops planted and tended (Document b). Ancient Egypt used the brigade water system (The Nile River). The Nile river was easy to trade plants and crops on, because the the Nile river flowed through the valley …show more content…
They did this because they were grateful that the Nile filled their irrigations, and gave the soil nutrients. According to (Document E) it shows that they worshiped the Nile and the sun god, and made religious song about the river. They also had holy book which were made of sheets of papyrus, that they read. There teachings were only taught to the upper-class men, because they thought this would be better because the lower class men did not need to know these teachings. Ancient egypt worshiped the sun god because they believed it was the one who created everything.
Ancient egypt was a social civilization. Ancient Egypt worked together as a whole, they didn't leave anyone behind. They also song a song together called the hymn, the hymn was sung a harvest song at a festival(Document E). In ancient Egypt farming was done in a community, meaning they worked together for everything. Ancient egypt was a social civilization, because they worked together to make their civilization successful.
Ancient Egypt was an advanced civilization, they had a good economy, they were a social civilization meaning they worked as a community, and last they were a religious civilization worshiping the Nile river. Ancient egypt was one of the earliest civilizations of all