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Ancient Egyptians

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Egyptian Notes  AP World History     “The Gift of the Nile:” This phrase first coined by the Greek historian Herodotus is  quite fitting as no other society on the earth in human history has been as dependent  on one geographical feature as the Egyptians were the Nile.  In fact history has  shown us (see link) that Egyptian history is dependent on the flooding cycle of the  Nile.  Seasons of high flooding in which the Nile overflows her banks and leaves a  hyper‐fertile layer of silt over the otherwise barren landscape provides Egypt with  her periods of high development and sees her flourish as a civilization.  Those  periods where the Nile either doesn’t flood or engages in flooding that is excessive 

AP Art History: Ancient Egyptian art notes/study guide

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Greece & Egypt

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Ancient civilizations such as Greece and Egypt are known throughout the world. There are many similarities and differences between the two. They had the ability to stay ahead of the their time and succeed. For these reasons both have a very strong influence in our history to date.
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