How was the land in Ancient Rome?

Answer 1

Very hot, but also very fertile land with pleanty of farming. The Nile provided pleantly of water and the flood planes contained the rich soil needed for farming. The good conditions are what allowed such an advanced and successful civilization to occor.

Answer 2

the nile ran right through the middle of the kingdom, providing agricultural opportunities and water. It was surrounded by desert to the west, south, and immediate east. Mediterranean sea to the north, red sea to the east, plus the sinai, peninsula and a mountain range to the east.

Answer 3

The landscape of Egypt is famous because of the fact that the fertile soils near the Nile end suddenly in empty desert wasteland and rocky hills.

There is a huge contrast between the two and it is often possible to stand with one foot in the desert and another on fertile soil.

Answer 4

In ancient Egypt the land was very fertile and crop appropriate near the Nile River, as it still is today, and the rest was generally desert like, and not much vegetation.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

The land in ancient egypt was a mostly sandy desert like place that was humid all of the time that was always in war.

Answer 7

they would cultivate the ground for farmland or to build cities and pyramids

Answer 8

black land and red land

Answer 9

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