What role did the pharaoh play with the Nile?

Answer 1

The Nile affected life in ancient Egypt by leaving a deposit of mud on both sides of the river when it flooded. It created an area of rich soil which helped the farmers to grow surplus (extra) food in the Nile Valley. The surplus made Egypt prosperous. The Nile also made it easy to travel throughout the land.

Answer 2

Well, when the River Nile first flooded, it gave the farmers crops all the water they needed. It influenced the pharoah and the government by showing them that the flood could also kill people, too. When seeing this, the pharoah and the government realized that the people should be held at safe places for the amount of time it lasted.

Answer 3

The Nile was one of the major influences in ancient Egyptian culture. The Pharaoh really did not have much of a role with the Nile, the Nile rose and flooded the banks every year because it was nature, not anything the pharaoh did.

Answer 4

The Nile River affected everyday life in Ancient Egypt by providing them with a water source. This gave them fertile soil to grow crops and a transportation system that was especially useful when they were building the pyramids.

Answer 5

The Pharaoh is considered the absolute authority Egypt. They were rulers who commands nearly all aspects of Egypt, to the point that they were sometimes considered gods.

Answer 6

Crops, cattle, and people need water. Also provided travel

Answer 7

it supplied them with food and water

Answer 8

because of the cros they have