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How has Cleopatra changed the world?
She stopped the Greeks from evading Egypt and that kind of made them give up there plan for world domination
How did scissors change the world facts?
They didn't. They changed the ease with which clothes could be made and other stuff could be cut. The earliest scissors date from 2,000 BC and were invented either in Mesopotamia or in Egypt.
When did Egypt get independence?
Egypt became independent in 1922.
What is the first city in Egypt?
Cairo is the first city in egypt
How did Egypt die?
The country of Egypt has not died and is still in existence today. Ancient Egypt fell do to the effects of stronger empires taking hold of territories.
Who changed the name Kemet to Egypt?
Alexander the Great
Where is the Kemet land?
Kemet is actually Egypt. It means 'Land of the Black Faces.'
What was the abbreviation for the name of old Egypt?
Kemet
Was kemet the ancient name of Egypt or Ethiopia?
Ethiopia .
Are kemet and deshret related?
Yes. In Ancient Egypt, there were 2 main types of land - Kemet and deshret. Kemet means soil or 'black land'. Kemet is used for irrigation Deshret means red land or desert (sand)
Who was the ruler of Egypt in 2900 bc?
King Menes who according to tradition united the land of Kemet (Egypt)
Who was the king of kemet?
There was no king. Kemet is Egypt so there were many Pharaohs or Kings. The head god was Amun, though. We say his name after our prayers 'Amen'.
What was the black land of Egypt how did it get its name?
The black land or fertile earth along the Nile River was called Kemet. Kemet means black earth.
Did Egypt have an original name?
Actually Egypt did have an original name Kemet, Ke- meaning charcol and met- meaning land of.
What another name for Egypt?
Egyptian Arabic; Masr Ancient Egyptian; Kemet Coptic; Kimi Arab Republic of Egypt
What is the name of a country were King Tutankhamun lived?
Egypt, or as it was known to the ancient Egyptians; Kemet.
What it the black fertile soil in Egypt called?
The black fertile soil in Egypt is called "Kemet" or "black land." It gets its name from the annual flooding of the Nile River, which deposits nutrient-rich silt onto the land, making it ideal for agriculture.
