How did geography influence where the Egyptians lived? 1. How did deserts, mountains or water create obstacles for trade or human interaction?

2. How do you think people adapted to living in Egypt?

3. What sort of natural resources can you predict came from this region based on the physical geography you see?

4. Which region of Egypt has the longest growing seasons or most likely have the highest amount of vegetation?

5. Which regions are less likely to be inhabited? Why?

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The Nile river was a key factor to the success of acinent Egypt. It provided a massive trade route, and provided minerals in the soil, so that crops could grow.

People in Egypt adapted by settling near or on the Nile river, so they could grow crops.

Natural resoucers in Ancient Egypt were fish, the trade route of the Nile, and the minerals that the river provided. Also different types of rocks and minerals were quarried in Ancient Egypt.

The region of Egypt that had the longest growing season was the settlements along the Nile river, due to the obbundance of water.

Regions that were less inhabited were areas in and around the Sahara desert. Because of its extreme heat, and lack of resources.

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