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Geography Test

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What is papyrus? What is it used for? Papyrus grows up to 14 feet and they use to to support the boats, they also make paper and that's how the language started.
TRUE/FALSE Religious festivals are held by the Nile River? True
Why do you think some families that live by the Nile decorate their homes with symbols/pictures of the river? They were thankful for all of the gifts that river delivers.
TRUE/FALSE: The Nile is still used today for farmers growing crops? True
What did the ancient Egyptians use to irrigate (or supply water to their crops)? They used Shaduf that move water to other places.
What two things did Mesopotamia have a lot of that they could trade? Grain and Oil
What invention enabled the Mesopotamians to grow enough grain to eat and trade? Irrigation canals to grow bigger farms
What are three different ways people brought their goods to the city to trade? Camels as a pack, wheeled vehicles, human porters, and boats
What were three dangers of sailing in the Persian Gulf? Weather, Danger animals, Pirate
What were the dangers of traveling overland with donkeys and carts? Short supplies of water, don’t let thieves seal
What are textiles? Textiles are knotted woven knitted faborte
Whats irrigation? Irrigation transport water to areas to grow crops
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