Positive effects of Imperialism in Egypt are the industrialization of the nation and better sanitation and education. Negative effects are the amount of money that had to be paid to the British and that the British brought new disease.
There is no "Egypt" language, the language spoken in Egypt is Arabic.
It started in Egypt. That's why the word algebra comes from Egypt.
In egypt, there were pharaohs, and in Sumer there were kings and queens
Egypt.
scribes were important on Egypt to record tings that were happenng in the town like birth deth and so on.
positive i think
What were the positive and negative effects of imperialism in Cuba?
Positive effect - protects Egypt from Invasions Negative effect - yearly floods damage buildings and kill plants
It protected Egypt from invaders. A negative effect is that it limited communication.
Negative because it employed much labor from the Egyptian people and it put the Egyptian people in debt to the British who, after not having sufficient funds to finish the canal, occupied Egypt after halting construction.
No, the Bible does not categorically say that Egypt is a bad place. Egypt is mentioned in various contexts in the Bible, both positive and negative, but it does not condemn the country as a whole.
The social classes impacted Egypt both positively and negatively. It gave Egypt a proper community to strive on. Also it s positive because everyone has a role to play in a life of an Egyptian. It impacted Negatively because everyone was bossed around to their specific duty
A red plant in ancient Egypt is papyrus, and yes, I AM POSITIVE!
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Imperialism in Egypt was positive because the Lord Cromer built a dam at Aswan to improve agriculture. It was a negative for Egypt because there was a lack of education beside elementary and technical education and the economic and social life were controlled by the British agents.
The cataracts of the Nile River in ancient Egypt had both negative and positive effects. Negatively, the cataracts made navigation difficult, limiting trade and communication with other regions. However, they also acted as a natural barrier, providing protection against invasions. Additionally, the cataracts influenced the unique geography of ancient Egypt, leading to the development of a distinct culture and civilization.
Well below that in the antarctic, nowhere near that in Egypt.