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Learn how farmers prepared soil, sowed seeds, and relied on animals and tools to grow food, shaping daily routines around the river. Understand Egypt’s geography in northern Africa, its deserts, and why the civilization became known as the “gift of the Nile.” The chapter links water, soil, and work to explain how communities sustained themselves.","English  \nAncient Egypt  \nTable of Contents  \nChapter 1 The Nile River-2  \nChapter 2 Pharaohs and Everyday People-5 Chapter 3 Pyramids and Mummies-8 Chapter 4 Gods and Goddesses-13 Chapter 5 Egyptian Writing-16  \nChapter 6 Tutankhamen-19  \nChapter 7 Hatshepsut-23  \n1  \nCHAPTER 1  \nThe Nile River  \nLong, long ago in ancient Egypt, the Nile River rose up above its banks and flooded the land. This happened each year. Farmers used the rich soil the river left behind to grow plants that could be eaten as food. The Nile River also brought water to the plants that grew.  \n2  \nTo grow plants, Egyptian farmers first dug up the soil. Sometimes they used a hoe for digging. Then they dropped seeds into the ground. Animals such as cows stepped on the seeds and pushed them into the ground so that they would grow.  \n3  \nSometimes farmers used a plow instead of a hoe to dig up the soil. Often an ox pulled the plow along.  \n4  \nAncient Egypt was a civilization on the continent of Africa. The land of ancient Egypt lay along the Nile River. All around this land was a desert, called the Sahara Desert. Ancient Egypt became known as the gift of the Nile.  \n5  \nThe Nile River is in northern Africa.  \nIt is more than six thousand kilometers long. The Nile flows north into the Mediterranean Sea.  \n6  \n7  \nChapter 2  \nPharaohsand Everyday People  \nEgyptians called their rulers kings, queens, or pharaohs. Whatever their title, they were the most important people in ancient Egypt. They made the laws and were in charge of the army. This is a statue, or stone carving, of a pharaoh.  \n8  \nBelieve it or not, the Egyptian people had things that we would find in our own homes  \ntoday. This ancient Egyptian queen is playing a boardgame.  \nEgyptians used green and black eye makeup. They thought that it made their eyes more beautiful. It may also have protected their eyes from the sun—and kept away little flies.  \nEgyptian workers made bricks from mud and straw. The bricks were used for building. The bricks were dried in the hot sun until they were hard and strong.  \n9  \nEgyptians traveled by boat on the Nile River. 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