How Did Egyptian Empire Successful
For 5,000 years the Egyptian Empire reign with prosperity eating the fruits of knowledge it had gained. Egypt was very advanced for it's time periods. The building created by the Empire had been never seen in any other civilization. The Egyptians took primitive tools and built astonishing buildings like pyramids, obelisks, dams and many others. The Civilization uses of technology allowed them to fight against nature, provided food for the people, and control a population. They took knowledge that came with success and failure, and grew a successful Empire. The technology created by the Egyptian like, hieroglyphic, dams and the civilization’s application of the Nile played a role in the success of the Empire. The Egyptian using hieroglyphic
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The Nile river was one of the most important reasons why Egypt survived for as long as it did. Along the river, there was fruit tree and multitudes of fish that provided the people with food. Also, the Egyptians discovered approximately when the river flooded and with this they learned to plant immediately after the flood, giving them harvest for when it's flooded. The flooding left the farmers with fertilizer land to grow food. Furthermore, The Egyptian built an irrigation system that reached the crops and canals were built for transporting things and people from one place to another( ushistory.org). All these applications of the Nile helped the Empire thrive by having a source for food and a form of transportation.
To conclude, Egyptian technology such as hieroglyphics writing, dams and the application of the Nile influenced the success of the Empire. Though, the technology aided in the success of the Empire, it was mostly the Nile river that sustained the Empire. Without the natural landmark, egyptian civilization would not have survived. There would have been no food source for the people leading to a starved Empire. Which would, ultimately lead to no development of the empire and an Empire that is not recognized by
The Nile river was one of the most important reasons why Egypt survived for as long as it did. Along the river, there was fruit tree and multitudes of fish that provided the people with food. Also, the Egyptians discovered approximately when the river flooded and with this they learned to plant immediately after the flood, giving them harvest for when it's flooded. The flooding left the farmers with fertilizer land to grow food. Furthermore, The Egyptian built an irrigation system that reached the crops and canals were built for transporting things and people from one place to another( ushistory.org). All these applications of the Nile helped the Empire thrive by having a source for food and a form of transportation.
To conclude, Egyptian technology such as hieroglyphics writing, dams and the application of the Nile influenced the success of the Empire. Though, the technology aided in the success of the Empire, it was mostly the Nile river that sustained the Empire. Without the natural landmark, egyptian civilization would not have survived. There would have been no food source for the people leading to a starved Empire. Which would, ultimately lead to no development of the empire and an Empire that is not recognized by