chapter 9 section 3.1 The nile River.

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chapter 9 section 3.1 The nile River. The nile River has advanced civilization, agriculture, transportation, water, fish, is surrounded by deserts and has fertile plains, silt, and soil. The nile River flows north. In 1970, the Aswan High Dam was completed. Reasons for building the Aswan High Dam. Regulate or control the flooding on Denial provides 15% of Egypt's electric power, (hydroelectric power) Trade-off exchange of one thing for another, water and energy, but lost of nutrients in soil, silt. 95% of Egyptians live along The nile River. Chapter 9 section 3.2. Egypt's ancient civilizations. The people who live in the Sahara began to migrate to the The nile River in search of water source. They brought with them skills in pottery, metalworking, and agriculture. Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms. The ancient Egyptians civilizations was divided into four main periods: Old Kingdom, they were made the pyramids. Middle Kingdom, New Kingdom, and then Egypt become a province of the Roman Empire. In the early dynasty period, agriculture trade developed along The nile. Egyptians began to make monuments called pyramids. Egyptians rebelled against the Hyksos and the defeat of the Hyksos occurr...