In order to become a developed civilization, a country needs a stable resource supply. The Nile River provided all of the necessary resources for Egypt. You need a stable water supply to keep your population stable. Farmland helps you with trade with other countries for other goods and or money. Transportation will allow you to make those trades as well as to travel to other countries to see how to improve your country. The Nile River allows great farming activity. The overflow of the Nile brings in several activities for farmers. Since, the Nile floods around a third of the year that serves good for the farmers, because this allows the soil to become very fertile. According to document B, during this time farmers are able to work on other jobs for money to keep their farm going. Seasons are based on the Nile River. According to document B, “the Akhet is the flooding season, the Peret is the planting and growing season, and the Shemu is the harvesting season.” “In the Peret, the Nile is still high enough for irrigation, but not high enough for floods. During the Shemu, crops are harvested and sent off.” Jobs can …show more content…
As the map on document A shows, the cities in Egypt where all along the Nile River, this is why the most important settlements are located there. Document E states, “ Hail to you, oh Nile, spring from the ground, come to keep the land alive...” The hymn is stating that the Nile River brings life to the area; the grass, trees, and crops. The Nile helped the crops get water through the process of irrigation. Based off of prior knowledge, the Nile can give the Egyptians diseases and prevent them. Water from the Nile River is immensely toxic or unhealthy, but when but through cleaning systems like a filter can change that. The very scarce but clean water can provide the proper nutrients to defeat and prevent waterborne