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1 The Gift of the Nile

2  Name: Egypt, which come from the French word Egypte.  Capital: Cairo is the capital and is also the largest city in the middle- east.  Major languages: Modern Standard Arabic is understood by almost every Egyptian.  Location: Egypt is located in the upper part of Africa near Chad, Sudan, and Libya.  Currency: one dollar in the U.S is seven dollars and sixty-three cents.  Population: 82.06 million people live in Egypt today. Photo Courtesy :psularz.wikispaces.com Photo courtesy: www.dancebabelovesya.wikisp aces.com/

3  Flag: The flag of Egypt isn’t the first one but, the fifteenth one. There in an eagle which is one Egypt's kings eagle.  Date established: The country was established in 3150B.C. The country was then called Ancient Egypt.  Famous rulers: There were over seven Cleopatra’s. Most of the rules were girls and there was one major king and his name is King Tut.  Major historical events: The seventh Cleopatra killed herself as did her husband. The tallest pyramid holds King Tut’s body. photo courtesy: www.all-flags-world.com/ Photo courtesy: soysouphistory.wikispaces.com/

4  Map of country: Egypt is located in Africa.  Map of country related to the world: Now being more specific, Egypt is located in the upper part of Egypt.  Major landforms: Here are a few of Egypt's landforms, The Nile river, The Sinai Peninsula, and The Nile Delta and Cairo.  Major Landmarks: The Great Sphinx, The Great Pyramid of Cheops, and Cairo Tower.  Major Bodies of Water: There are three major water sources, Nile River, Red Sea, and the Mediterranean sea.  Major cities: There are many major cities in Egypt, but Cairo, Alexandria, and Giza are the most popular. Photo Courtesy: www.nilevikings.com Photo Courtesy: www.e-education.psu.edu

5  Clothing: The Egyptian’s wore light clothing made of lax. Which is made of woven plants.  Music: They clap, sing, and play instruments. Music is very important. It is basically a law to not to like music.  Religions: A major part is Islam or Muslim. Five present is christen and five percent is other.  Holidays: Egyptian’s have bank, national, and seasonal holidays.  Food: They hunt and receive meat on special occasions. They have street side shops that sell fruits, vegetables, and meat. Photo Courtesy: http://lianaspaperdolls.com/

6  Natural Resources: The most common used and found natural resources are petroleum gas, gold, iron ore, and crude oil.  Manufacturing: Egypt is actually really rich in manufacturing. They have food processors, big rice fields, and sugar refines through out the city.  Land Use: Arable land: 2.87%, Permanent crops:.79%, and Other: 96.34%.  Major Occupations: Collage adults under 30 face unemployment and earn up to two dollars a day. Photo Courtesy: resourcesforhistoryteachers.wikispaces.com Photo Courtesy: www.smithsonianmag.com

7  General Weather Conditions: There is a range from 60 to 90 degrees every day. Day hot and night cold.  Average rainfall: In certain parts of Egypt there is 26mm of rainfall every year.  Average Temperature: The temperature is around 89 degrees Fahrenheit.

8  The Flag: The eagle; the eagle stands for power and strength. Red; Sands for the struggle between the British. White; the advent of the 1952 Revolution. Black; the end of the oppression between Egypt and British.  Background: The Egyptian's have change their flag over 15 times. A quarter of them where solid colors such as black, white, and green.

9  "Discovering Ancient Egypt." Discovering Ancient Egypt. N.p., 1997. Web. 14 May 2015.  Ltd., Siteseen. "History Timelines." History Timelines. N.p., Mar. 2015. Web. 14 May 2015  Wheeler, Heather. "The Egyptians - Clothing." The Egyptians. Advertical Media, LLC, Aug. 2000. Web. 14 May 2015  “Music." Ancient Egypt: And Dance. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 May 2015  "Nation." Www.cyclopedia.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 2015.  "Holidays in Egypt in 2015." Holidays and Observances in Egypt in 2015. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 May 2015.  "Egypt Film." Food in Egypt. N.p., n.d. Web.  "Egypt Manufacturing." Phontis. N.p., n.d. Web. 2015.  "Index of Egypt." Www.indexmandi.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 2015.


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