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Ancient Egypt Vocabulary
1Deserts
- An area where little/no rain falls annually.
- Changing a position or location.
- When water covers the land.
- How a group manages their resources.
2Nile River
- When water covers the land.
- An important river in Ancient Egypt.
- An area where little/no rain falls annually.
- How a group manages their resources.
3Floods
- Rich dirt left behind after a flood.
- An important river in Ancient Egypt
- When water covers the land.
- Growing and harvesting plants or animals.
4Government
- Land where things grow really easily and well.
- The system for managing and directing a group of people.
- How a group manages their resources; buying and selling,etc.
- How people live in an area/region/culture.
5Fertile
- Changing a position or location.
- Land where things grow really easily and well.
- When water covers the land.
- An area where little/no rain falls annually.
6Silt
- Rich dirt left behind after a flood.
- Changing a position or location.
- Growing and harvesting plants or animals.
- When water covers the land.
7Economy
- An important river in Ancient Egypt.
- Land where things grow really easily and well.
- Changing a position or location.
- How a group manages their resources; buying and selling,etc.
8Crops
- Growing and harvesting plants or animals.
- Land where things grow really easily and well.
- When water covers the land.
- A principle, proposition, idea, etc. accepted as true.
9Movement
- How people live in an area/region/culture.
- When water covers the land.
- Land where things grow really easily and well.
- Changing a position or location.
10Beliefs
- A principle, proposition, idea, etc. accepted as true.
- Growing and harvesting plants or animals.
- The system for managing people.
- Rich dirt left behind after a flood.
11Social System
- Rich dirt left behind after a flood.
- When water covers the land.
- How a group manages their resources; buying and selling,etc.
- How people live in an area/region/culture.