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The Nile Valley Ana Ramiro, Chloe Tramell, LaDashia Sanders Flooding, Soil, and Farming Flooding-the nile rises in the highlands of ethiopia Flooding happens every year between june and september COOPERATION is key for controlling the flooding They had many different ways of trying to maintain the floods Solutions??? They built dikes, reservoirs, and irrigation ditches to channel water and store water for dry season Soil-During flooding rich soil gets deposited along the bank of the nile After flood waters went down the nile was left with fertile soil in which to plant crops Farming-Farmers were left with rich soil They grew everything that people needed to eat They made new and different tools to help produce large amounts of food to feed entire villages No farming took place during the annual flooding time Unification of Egyptian Kingdom and advances Pharaohs organized a strong, centralized state They had absolute power and was viewed as gods The chief minister was there to help rule with them- they also supervised the business of government Other departments looked after tax collection, farming, and irrigation system They believed in Justice and Order They also believed in the afterlife Preserving bodies of their rulers They were buried with everything they needed for their new life Physical Geography The Nile flows north from the headquarters in Burundi to the Mediterranean Sea Ancient Egyptians relied on the Nile River because it provided fertile land throughout the harvest season. The three main crops were wheat, flax and papyrus. Little known Facts •The Ancient Egyptians worshiped the Nile as one of their gods. •The Nile River is Greek for Neilos •In 1787, the famous Rosetta Stone was found in the Nile Delta in the City of Rosetta •The Aswan Dam was built in 1970, to help regulate flooding in the Nile River Pyramids Egyptians built the pyramids that to this day still stand in Giza. Pyramids were built for the death pharaohs of that era. Egyptians believed in the afterlife and this people wanted to their dead rulers with everything they could to help them in the afterlife. Millions of limestone blocks were lifted by farmers hired to do the job, the process of making a pyramid would take so long the pharaoh would begin building his tomb as soon as he inherited the throne